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    @rzr said: I think you're right because the issue you are facing is reported by kernel itself (which was not updated), Can you please share more details about the hardware you're using (is any USB device involved ? try smartmon tools too) eventually post details in other sections of forum. @rzr CPU is AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS in a mini pc. No USB involved in boot, but I do have an external USB HDD connected which is passed through to a VM (this should not effect boot) What details are you looking for and where so you want me to post them ? Update: I also tried on a AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX, which does not seem to have this message. Do you think its USB related or motherboard/bios driver related ?
  • Everything related to the virtualization platform

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    Commenting for my future self and others as I just came across this issue too and it's not overly well documented and comments on the forums are often missing a a full story for how to debug and get this working...... When using Ubuntu 24.04, the usual apt method of installing XE Guest Utilities via the command; apt-install xe-guest-utilities Works, but doesn't. It successfully brings through the Memory information through to XO/XOA/XCP-ng Server, but not the IP Address, which is a tad strange. When checking the version of xe-guest-utilities that is contained within the APT Repository that comes configured out of the box with Ubuntu 24.04 using the following command; apt info xe-guest-utilities You can see the response is that it is running version "7.20.2-0" (as at the time of writing, which is before running an apt update command. Even when after running an update command; sudo apt update Then checking what packages are available to be updated using the following command; apt list --upgradable xe-guest-utilities wasn't available for an update past this point unfortunately. So to uninstall xe-guest-utilities installed via APT, simply run the following command; sudo apt remove xe-guest-utilities Then install via XO/XOA/XCP-ng Guest-Tools.iso Mount + Command Line by following these steps. Firstly, Select the guest-utilities.iso from the Disk within the XO/XOA/XCP-ng Platform for the VM. Then SSH into the box/console view and run the following commands; sudo /dev/cdrom /mnt sudo bash /mnt/Linux/install.sh sudo umount /dev/cdrom What you will notice when you run the second command is that gets installed here is "xe-guest-utilities_7.30.0.12_amd64.deb" - So is further ahead. Then you'll need to use the following commands to start the service on boot and also start the service. systemctl enable xe-linux-distribution.service systemctl start xe-linux-distribution.service And that now results in the IP Address of the virtual machine flowing through to XO/XOA/XCP-ng, which ever you are using.
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    @florent That would be great. Thanks again!
  • Our hyperconverged storage solution

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    SuperDuckGuyS
    Hello, following up on this. Can anyone help decipher what the issue is? I'm stuck on this trial deployment until I can get the storage configured. Thanks!
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    Yes, account aren't related