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    • okynnorO Offline
      okynnor
      last edited by

      Hi,

      some VMs do start but a bulk don't.

      By sampling one of them, in the error logs, I get this message. Would appreciate assistance in what I am supposed to do. Nothing has changed and if someone shares why this happens with some and not with other VMs, I'd be very appreciative.

      admin@admin.net
      VDI_MISSING(OpaqueRef:4b55e85f-8fec-4fd2-ac1a-58952a8b3fd3, OpaqueRef:2806410b-4869-4d70-9432-d4a8c029bc28)

      Why would a VDI go missing to begin?

      Thank you!!

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      • DanpD Offline
        Danp Pro Support Team
        last edited by

        More details please...

        • What version of XS / XCP-ng?
        • Was your server recently upgraded?
        • Are you starting the VM from XO or XCP-ng Center?
        • Have you ensured that the issue isn't related to a CD mounted in the VMs that won't start?

        FYI, you can eject all CDs with the following command --
        xe vm-cd-eject --multiple

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        • okynnorO Offline
          okynnor
          last edited by olivierlambert

          The server was just upgraded to 8.0.0!!
          I tried to start them from xsconsole and XO to no avail.
          The VMs are set to auto-start. This was no problem until now where only 3 VMs start but the remaining 5 do not.

          when I run

          xe vm-cd-eject --multiple
          

          this is what I get:

          [17:17 xenserver-idpiupet ~]# xe vm-cd-eject --multiple
          operation failed on 7991ecab-0275-8e3c-a044-352c949773e6: Operation could not be performed because the drive is empty
          vbd: e243e381-fe10-8c22-b7c5-27aad7a48f22
          operation failed on 8912fdcb-d756-457d-d45f-27d9a894a1ed: Operation could not be performed because the drive is empty
          vbd: 768b001a-1b47-dd45-2012-e91161d65855
          
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          • DanpD Offline
            Danp Pro Support Team @okynnor
            last edited by

            @okynnor said in Unable to start VMs:

            The server was just upgraded to 8.0.0!!

            That would have been useful information to include in your initial post. Instead you stated "Nothing has changed". 🙄

            What upgrade method did you use? Has the server been rebooted since the upgrade?

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            • borzelB Offline
              borzel XCP-ng Center Team @okynnor
              last edited by

              @okynnor and after you executed the commandline, do the vm's boot?

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              • okynnorO Offline
                okynnor @borzel
                last edited by

                @borzel Indeed, the command

                "xe vm-cd-eject --multiple" worked! All VMs now correctly auto boot on reboot/startup!

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