@acebmxer Certainly did - and got it working in my Windows guest...somewhat. When that VM initializes, all four monitors are activated by the graphics card, and I can log into the VM via an XOA-connected laptop. Can set up the monitors too. But...can only get mouse/keyboard focus on the main display (which I suspect is due to the way XOA Console handles things). So now I have to figure out a way to pass the keyboard and mouse through to the VMs. The Linux issue I suspect is due to driver signing requirements but at least this part works. There will be two 4-port video cards in the system - one for each VM that's assigned a pass-through device.

@andibing said: I'm seeing this on XOA: xoa@xoa:~$ sudo xoa-updater --upgrade ✖ { message: 'missing string at offset 151' } xoa@xoa:~$ Unless the sun has got to me, I don't seen any other references to this error. And Gemini was confused too! Any thoughts? Can you please run “df -h” to start? If either / or /tmp/xoa-updater are low on space please increase disk space or run a clean up. The disk space on the VM and/or the SR may be too low, for the update to succeed. The XOA update metadata cache may have become corrupted and need to be cleared, before re-attempting the update. Checking the logs will help to determine if that’s the case.

I get this error with each metadata backup run, but every time it fail on different pool. Only 1 failed pool at once. [image: 1782727042952-aa7af767-9150-4e99-a483-5d02524678bb-image.jpeg]

@poddingue Thanks for the reply. I have been checking the source code of the Netbox plugin over the weekend and added the necessary code to enable the virtual disk sync. In Netbox itself, you do need to add the correct permission for it to work. Will do some more testing during the week, and create a pull-request once I'm satisfied with the result. Up to the Vates if they want to merge it into the main branch. Thank you for your reply!