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      BUG metadata restore list infinite loading ? (edit : perhaps not a bug, just a glitch)

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      @acebmxer yeah I know... sometimes I have to REFRESH BACKUP LIST for normal backups of VMs, but this button doesn't even exists for metadata
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      TAGS in BACKUP/RESTORE

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      Adding @gregoire in the loop
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      Can't migrate VM_REQUIRES_NETWORK

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      @bazzacad great, glad it worked for you
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      Booting to Dracut (I trusted ChatGPT)

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      @nuentes Oh no, no. Your system is not destroyed beyond repair. It can be repaired. It's just that it is almost impossible or too much of a hustle for anyone to try to help you over forum. Someone has to sit in front of your machine to do it. My only guess is that ChatGPT instructed you to make changes based on a CentOS system but XCP-ng and Xen virtualization in general is much different than regular CentOS. It has two stage boot process. First the Xen kernel boots and then a special virtual machine called Dom0 is booted. What you are accessing and reconfiguring is in fact this VM, not the underlying "system". So it's like a two layer system and some configuration must be done on Xen layer, some on Dom0 layer. I'm unfortunately unfamiliar with exact specifics on kernel and initrd image generation for this case so I can't spot where thing have gone wrong. In short terms. Instead of going back and forth and trying a lot of different things, it's more time saving and simpler to reinstall the system and restore metadata if you already have a backup.
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      Racked today, entire hosting solution based on Vates stack

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      @Pilow alright, cool! that sounds pretty much like a standard solution, too much options or details usually just confuses the end users
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      Custom config / cloud-init

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      So I have had some more time to play around with this, and I think I got it working except for one part. After I convert the vm to a template and go deploy new vm with newly created template. Even if i put in the network config as such. #cloud-config network: version: 2 ethernets: enX0: dhcp4: true dhcp6: false set-name: "enX0" The new vm does not get IP address. When i log into new vm it does not have /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml with the above network config. If i manually create the file with the above config and reboot the vm gets an IP address and a different one then previous vm