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    Wyse 5070 VM won't booting after update bios 1.27

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      t.chamberlain
      last edited by stormi

      @stormi said in Wyse 5070 VM won't booting after update bios 1.27:

      head /proc/cpuinfo

      Here info for my 3 nodes.

      xenserver01.trc.blox_cpuinfo.txt
      xenserver01.trc.blox_xl_dmesg.txt
      xenserver02.trc.blox_cpuinfo.txt
      xenserver02.trc.blox_xl_dmesg.txt
      xenserver03.trc.blox_cpuinfo.txt
      xenserver03.trc.blox_xl_dmesg.txt

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        stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team @t.chamberlain
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        @t-chamberlain Is the output of xl dmesg with, or without the bad microcode? Did a VM fail to boot since the hosts were booted?

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          t.chamberlain @stormi
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          @stormi

          Those are the microcode downgraded hosts. I can upgrade the packages & get those outputs as well if need be.

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            t.chamberlain @stormi
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            @stormi Sorry about that only answered part of the question. I did have a vm fail to boot, but it was because of an underlying issues with drbd/xostor & don't believe related to the microcode.

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              stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team @t.chamberlain
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              @t-chamberlain Yes, please. One host, with one failed VM start, would be enough

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                t.chamberlain @stormi
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                @stormi

                Here is the xl_dmesg output after the microcode update.

                xenserver02.trc.blox_microcode_upd_xl_dmesg.txt

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                  t.chamberlain @stormi
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                  @stormi

                  You can see the vms just kind of hang here.

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                    stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team @t.chamberlain
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                    @t-chamberlain Was the xl dmesg output produced before, or after the VM hanged?

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                      t.chamberlain @stormi
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                      @stormi At that point that vm dsk05002 was hung for about 20 minutes. I don't know if it where are like this that an alert event is ever generated.

                      If need be I can boot a vm & just let it go.

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                        stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team @t.chamberlain
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                        @t-chamberlain No need to, unless you have some doubts. For now the conclusion will be xl dmesg doesn't output anything particular when the VM hangs.

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                          stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team
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                          However, logs from a debug Xen might give more clues.

                          If you can, please follow the instructions given by @andyhhp - a Xen developer - at https://xcp-ng.org/forum/post/74855.

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                            andyhhp Xen Guru @stormi
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                            @t-chamberlain In addition to the XTF testing, could you also please (with the bad microcode) try booting Xen with spec-ctrl=no-verw on the command line, and seeing whether that changes the behaviour of your regular VMs? Please capture xl dmesg from this run too.

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                              stormi Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team
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                              Doc about XTF testing: https://docs.xcp-ng.org/project/development-process/tests/#test-the-xen-hypervisor-itself

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                                andyhhp Xen Guru @stormi
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                                @t-chamberlain I've got a fix from Intel, and @stormi has packaged it.

                                yum update microcode_ctl --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing should get you microcode_ctl-2.1-26.xs29.2.xcpng8.2 which has the fixed microcode for this issue in it.

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                                  @andyhhp giving this a shot now.

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