@plaidypus Could you configure your VM to collect a program crash dump (full dump)? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wer/collecting-user-mode-dumps
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RE: Windows Xen Guest Agent (Rust-based) - Not reporting the IP address to Xen Orchestra
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RE: Error installing windows PV drivers 9.0.9137
@acebmxer You should have uninstalled VMware tools first before moving to other hypervisors, or the VMware tools will fail to uninstall. You can use the command given here to remove the tools after the fact: https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/315639
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RE: Windows Xen Guest Agent (Rust-based) - Not reporting the IP address to Xen Orchestra
@plaidypus I'm not sure why it's failing to report. Could you check the event logs?
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RE: Error installing windows PV drivers 9.0.9137
@metheos I'll try to add it to the removal list. If the problem occurs again, could you run
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RE: Having issues installing StartOS as a VM. Cant detect a disk for it to install to.
@rk9268vc said in Having issues installing StartOS as a VM. Cant detect a disk for it to install to.:
@TeddyAstie so can i just not run this OS on xcp-ng? is there no workaround? Would this run on proxmox?
you can try adding to Linux command-line (in grub)
xen_emul_unplug=neverto disable PV drivers, thus making udev see ATA/NVMe drivers, maybe that's enough as long it's only the installer -
RE: Having issues installing StartOS as a VM. Cant detect a disk for it to install to.
@rk9268vc said in Having issues installing StartOS as a VM. Cant detect a disk for it to install to.:
@TeddyAstie so is this fixed in a newer version of xcp-ng? and if so, can i update live?
it's not fixable from XCP-ng side, it is a bug in Debian/others...
