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  • All news regarding Xen and XCP-ng ecosystem

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    I just released 0.0.4! Still an alpha, but it's becoming pretty usable - there was over 60 commits of code cleanup, polish and also limited testing of all visible features - pretty much everything that is now visible in the UI should be operational at this point, option pages, properties of hosts, pools, VDIs, configuration of NICs, even bonding and advanced stuff like pool password / secret rotation. All XAPI actions and commands were already ported over from C# variant, so my focus now is only on finishing it into a final usable product. We also have some features that original client doesn't have (such as XenCache explorer)! Next on my to-do is to add all features that are currently missing completely: HA, GPU, PCIe, VM import / export etc. Note: I will not be porting over any licensed or proprietary Citrix stuff. This tool may work with XenServer just fine, but I will not be porting over any of the proprietary features, because I will never use it and I have no way to test it either.

  • Everything related to the virtualization platform

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    @paha Hi Try to install "r8125-module" by running yum install r8125-module Reboot your XCP-ng node afterwards [image: 1771409030459-1ee11405-70a2-4db1-a223-ddf3753c83e1-grafik.png] //EDIT: Hmm I just checked on one of my XCP-ng nodes, r8125-module seems to be installed by default (despite me not using Realtek NIC). So installing it as suggested before will most probably have no impact in your case. From own experience I can say that Realtek NICs have been causing issues on Linux systems for a long time. You could try to use a different NIC, maybe even via USB adapter. I purchased a NIC with robust driver support on Linux on Amazon for 15$ for a private machine. Intel based NIC would be your best bet I guess. If trying a different NIC is no option your issue could possibly be fixed by XCP-ng team updating r8125 driver to latest upstream version (which seems to be 9.016.01 as of now) //EDIT2: another thing you should check first is disabling all sorts of energy saving options for your NIC in BIOS. PCI/PCIe ASPM being the most important one. I remembered that ASPM had been causing issues on Realtek NIC on one of my systems in the past. The issue you described (NIC connecting and disconnecting repeatedly) could be caused by some sort of energy saving feature bug.

  • All Xen Orchestra related questions/reports

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    @simonp [info] Updating Xen Orchestra from 'cb85e44ae' to 'eed3d72f7' First log is from automatic schedule before latest update. 2026-02-17T18_00_00.012Z - backup NG.txt latest log after update. Backup completed successfully. 2026-02-17T18_22_52.199Z - backup NG.txt

  • Our hyperconverged storage solution

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