Hi,
Try running the following command on your pool master for each VM that you are unable to start --
xe vm-reset-powerstate vm=vm_name -force
This will reset the power state so that you can start the VM on the remaining host.
Regards,
Dan
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RE: VM cannot be migrated after NICs of one host diedposted in XCP-ng
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RE: possible bug for cpu stats in XOA 5.101.0posted in Xen Orchestra
IIRC, this will clear up by itself once the "extra" cpus are no longer present in the stats history.
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RE: Unable to create VMposted in Compute
Seems like it is missing the SR information during VDI creation. Does this also occur with other SR types, ie: local storage?
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RE: Unable to create VMposted in Compute
@Sugarat I'm not able to replicate here. Can you check under
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RE: Unable to create VMposted in Compute
@Sugarat If you are running XO from sources, make sure you're completely up-to-date with the latest source. There was a fix released for this earlier this week.
