@olivierlambert
Okej, its that part that's tricky 😃 Yea maybe so, but it's cool. And makes the uptime better even if it's just a lab. I've been using vmware for a while at my last work. But the licensing is not nice for a homelab. So this is my first time with xcp-ng (xenserver). I'll try updating tomorrow. Thanks.

Thanks for the tests. I have now moved the updates candidates to the updates repository, so everybody who installed 7.5RC1 should see the updates soon.

If someone fails to build, maybe the git-lfs in not properly initialised. To fetch the lfs-files after git clone you can do a git lfs fetch.
weird ... after the second time installing git-lfs and again cloning the repo, it worked... 😮

Hi,

Since we do NOT use supplemental packs but directly RPMs, it's a bit different. We got a build env dedicated to that: https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp-ng-build-env

If you have questions, please ask @stormi 🙂

Updated: main renamed to base.

Document updated: new, simpler, branch structure for the repositories + section added to detail how we handle experimental changes to existing packages.

I'm not sure to understand your question. What do you mean?

@borzel The button seems like it was just randomly dropped on the page. I would suggest moving it directly below the checkbox group and the boot parameters entry field.

My 2cts...

Now there is also a CHANGELOG.txt in nightly builds 📰

@tzirechnoy Thats ok as it would work for you. And as @stormi mentioned, there is no difference in binaries except the ones he mentioned. So you would not see any execution differences.

@r1
Hi

Thanks for that.

Aimee

@maxcuttins There are two packages. User level blktap driver that you referred blktap and a builtin kernel driver blktap2. Said patch is against mainline kernel as additional driver.

You still need to have user land blktap from https://github.com/xapi-project/blktap
There are instructions lying around https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/122/how-to-build-blktap-from-sources/ to build user land blktap (its without patch).

No believe me. They don't have it. But they have a huge farm of test hardware. That's why they don't need an emulator…