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      Auto-Start VMs Problems

      • • ShehuAwwal
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      olivierlambertO

      Shutdown the host properly and report if those VM boots. Try to disable/enable power on via Xen Orchestra, there's an issue in XCP-ng Center with this setting.

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      [Solved] Passing multiple devices to one VM...

      • • jagdtigger
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      RTFM 🤦
      https://xcp-ng.org/docs/compute.html#pci-passthrough

      You can also passtrough multiple devices. If you wanted to passtrough another device at 00:19.0 just append it to the parameter. [root@xen ~]# xe vm-param-set other-config:pci=0/0000:04:01.0,0/0000:00:19.0 uuid=<vm uuid>
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      [SOLVED] Xenctrl.Error("22: Invalid argument") after trying to passthrough a PCI

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      @xTITUS-MAXIMUSx

      Thanks for the tip. I went to the bios and enabled the Intel Virtualization Technology and I thought I was done. After further research I recognized there are two steps to Enable the Intel Virtualization Technology. https://us.informatiweb.net/tutorials/it/bios/enable-iommu-or-vt-d-in-your-bios.html

      Advanced >> CPU configuration >> Intel Virtualization Technology >> Enable Advanced >> System Agent Configuration >> VT-d >> Enable
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      /dev/xvda not appearing in guest

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      It seems I got a kernel panic for some other reason with 5.4.21. It's all working now, thanks.

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      Xen hypervisor features.

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      olivierlambertO

      Please take time to read carefully the previous link I send.

      If you can't spot it, re-read it slowly, you might see this link: https://xenbits.xen.org/docs/unstable/support-matrix.html

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      IOMMU with NVIDIA quadro

      • • declan.marks
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      olivierlambertO

      It should work, yes.

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      XcpNG - Xen kernel crash (FATAL TRAP: vector = 2 (nmi))

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      olivierlambertO

      Hi @mauricio_hps

      This is a XCP-ng forum, please try with XCP-ng 😉 https://xcp-ng.org

    • talbarorT

      Ubuntu 18.04 get to read only mode system

      • • talbaror
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      stormiS

      @talbaror by the way you can find discussion about all this, and what users have tried, etc., at:

      https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/2496/xcp-ng-nfs-timeout-values-and-storage-node-active-standby-failover https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/issues/334 stormi created this issue in xcp-ng/xcp open Use NFS hard mount instead of soft mount to avoid RO VMs (or offer option)? #334
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      Max allowable deviation in top "st" parameter

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      5% sounds too much for me, but I'll check it in some populated pools (with host's cpu below 80%) to have a better idea.

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      Losing Time on multiple VM machines

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      jtbw911J

      @Otis2772 Where is your time synchronization coming from? Time differences can be caused by a slew of things including power settings (VM or not), CPU availability, networking connectivity, etc. Are they all the same OS or different OSes?

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      noob question about clustering

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      olivierlambertO

      64 hosts tops. But in general, people tends to use around 16 to 20 hosts max in a pool.

      Don't forget about support 😉

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      migrated centos 7 from kvm or esx drops a lot of network packets (centos 8 / ubuntu is fine)

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      olivierlambertO

      Check dmesg in the VM

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      installing Openwrt on xcp-ng

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      I am back to the office and I am troubleshooting different settings and connection setups. I appreciate all your input. The issue is configuring the right NIC0/NIC1/WAN/ and LAN. Once I am done I post my setting. Thanks again for everyone.

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      Solved win 2019 vm-checkpoint failed on xcp-ng 7.6

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      olivierlambertO

      Wow, didn't know it was possible to violate those rules!

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      Migrating docker host to new XCP host not working.

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      Yep.. that did it... started it on the older host, and can now migrate it backwards and forwards with on issues...

      Thanks Olive... as always.

      Peter.

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      domU hang on Xen v4.7

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      @r1 @olivierlambert Hello!

      There is nothing in any logs at all, on either the Dom_0 or Dom_U at the time of the crash, the journal on the Dom_U stops updating at the instant of the freeze and only resumes after it has been destroyed and re-started.

      We are in the process of moving sites to HVM, that is an ongoing part of our plan, 1 down...

      We've not tried running a screen session, but that is a very good idea, and we'll do that - thanks! I don't believe we've tried running in debug mode either, so will pursue that too.

      Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it - I know it isn't anything even remotely related to your work, but as an XCP-ng user personally, I wasn't sure where else to try.
      Thanks, Mark

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      Question about hardware interrupts going exclusively to VCPU0

      • • Laura Herrmann
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      olivierlambertO

      Also you might use http://irqbalance.github.io/irqbalance/ to help "spreading" the load on various CPUs.

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      Nested virtualization

      • • lmartinez073
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      olivierlambertO

      In XO: Advanced tab of the VM. Enable nested virt, then boot the VM. That's it!

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      Can't start or shutdown VM's after storage was powered off

      • • dgleba
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      ForzaF

      In FreeNAS. exports file you should have fsid=123, with a unique number for each exported path. If not it can cause a problem if the nfs server is rebooted while the pool is up.

      https://linux.die.net/man/5/exports
      https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=000017897

      The stale mounts are in xcp-ng.
      But this is just a theory.

      During the power outage. Did all xcp-ng hosts and the FreeNAS as boxes go down? How did you boot up? You wrote you set up fresh servers?