Stuck on boot : Hard Disk - Success
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Hi, im unable to boot the VM machine, i have used debian 11 and the screen keep stuck in this view, how i should fix?
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Have you installed any OS on it first? If you don't have anything in the disk, it's rather normal.
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@olivierlambert Hello, there is already another istance with Win10 and works properly without problems, but this second istance not working, showing this error
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Can you answer my question?
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@olivierlambert Im sorry, i think i gave to you a reply, i have used a ISO immage of debian 11 and i did all full install process, after the reboot to boot the local hard disk this is showed
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Do you have enough memory?
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@olivierlambert 2gb and 2 core, also i have tryied to run this machine with the otherone Win10 off, still same issue
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Can you try to boot with 4GiB RAM in case?
Also, it's a regular Debian 11 install, anything specific?
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@olivierlambert Selected 4gb and 2core, forced reboot still stuck in this view
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Could this be a BIOS vs UEFI issue.
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@Danp during the boot we cant select UEFI bios for debian, it's as default selection unselected... so
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@alpenliebeanj This setting can be viewed / changed from the VM's Advanced tab in XO.
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@Danp You mean to try to allow UEFI bios during the boot for this istance of Debian11?
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@alpenliebeanj did you find a solution? Having the same issue after moving from KVM and following the migration guide https://xcp-ng.org/docs/migratetoxcpng.html#from-kvm-libvirt.
Tried changing to UEFI aswell but no luck
Bios:
UEFI:
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@dejavju FYI Converted the qcow disk to vhd again and tried and this time it booted, so something perhaps went wrong in the conversion. All is good now.
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Ah good to know, thanks for your feedback @dejavju
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I know you resolved this a different way but what I did when migrating P2V from a bare metal debian system to xcpng is using clonezilla I transferred the image via the network to the VM which was booted to clonezilla as well. Then I changed the boot option to UEFI in advanced, pressed escape on startup and then proceeded to add a boot menu entry for grub of the Debian system. I would assume the process would have been similar in your case as well to resolve.
