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  Hi,

  This will be the case at some point, and it shouldn't be too difficult. We have the will to be able to provide a "cutting edge" version for people who want to play with fire 🙂

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  Thanks for the replies.

  @olivierlambert I have looked at the logs but as mentioned I can seen nothing which to me indicates an issue. But to my peers; I could be talking rubbish.

  As all VM's appear to suffer and rebooting the physical server corrects the "issue" short term, am thinking what is common to all, hence Dom0.

  As testament to xneserver/xcp it has pretty much just worked and until now, any issue's that have occurred I have been able to find the answer. So haven't really learnt a whole lot regards trouble shooting.

  @Anonabhar No, I dont believe so. See below

  # cat /proc/swaps Filename Type Size Used Priority /dev/sda6 partition 1048572 0 -2 # grep Swap /proc/meminfo SwapCached: 0 kB SwapTotal: 1048572 kB SwapFree: 1048572 kB
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  @tjkreidl what version should I be using or can I force XO to use a particular version?

  It doesn't output any more than I shared last time :

  bash-5.1# showmount -e 192.168.11.60
  Export list for 192.168.11.60:
  /export/Backups 192.168.11.0/24
  /export/Everyone 192.168.11.0/24
  /export 192.168.11.0/24
  bash-5.1#

  It just occurred to me, I'm running XO in a docker not direct on the host. Do I need some network config to enable NFS?

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  Bom dia pessoal!

  Estou com a seguinte situação:
  Desliguei minha VM e fiz a alteração do disco direto na console de gerenciamento do disco (XCP-NG Center). Mas, ao iniciar minha VM, executei o comando "df -h /root" e verifiquei que o disco ainda estava com mesmo tamanho anterior, ou seja, não teve efeito algum a alteração via console. Já reiniciei o servidor XCP, fiz os testes com outras VMs e vi que realmente não teve efeito algum na alteração dos discos.
  Gostaria de saber como faço para alterar o tamanho do disco das minhas VM direto via linha de comando no servidor XCP. Caso, tenha outra forma, ficarei grato se puderem passar pra mim.
  Utilizo o XCP-NG 8.2.1
  Montagem do disco em: /dev/xvda5
  A VM foi criada com 10G e tentei aumentar pra 60G, mas a alteração via console não teve efeito algum e continua com os 10G no disco.

  Desde já agradeço pela ajuda.

  Att,

  Antonio Marcos