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  • All news regarding Xen and XCP-ng ecosystem

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    @olivierlambert The only place running XCP-ng on things like an RK3588 make sense is for home lab stuff, I probably wouldn't even build work lab stuff on these. Never enough ram (so far) and limited cores, plus almost everything will need to be running in virtual processor architecture. All that said, it might be neat to simulate these ARM processors in x86 so that we could create a VM of the Pi, etc.
  • Everything related to the virtualization platform

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    No. I'm saying that all VMs (HVM) are using RFB consoles, readable with VNC protocol (used by XO or a VNC client). There's no text console since it's like a screen in HVM. If you are stuck on "Loading in progress", it's not a console issue, it's a VM issue. You can use a LiveCD to check what's going on.
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    @olivierlambert - if I do run into such an issue again with my Hosts in the Pool and it's "offline" or "halted" or whatever, I can't "detach" it from the Pool, I can't disable Maint Mode (I never put it in this Mode, nor did I disable it...even tho it showed in these states)... how can I get the Host back to normal without a complete XCP reinstall? For the Host that lost network, I tried to reconfigure/reset it from xsconsole, but after I went through that process..added the NIC info (IP, etc) and the Host rebooted, when it got back to the Console, there NIC settings again didn't show/were lost. I think I saw on another post where you told someone to delete the Local Storage, then re-add? But in XO, all of the Storage showed as disconnected? With no NIC or settings, I guess the only way to do so was from iLO console?
  • Our hyperconverged storage solution

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    olivierlambertO
    Have you read the doc first? https://docs.xcp-ng.org/xostor/ This gives a nice overview on how it works
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    @Davidj-0 Merci pour le retour, j'utilisais aussi une Debian pour mon test ^^