XOSTOR on 8.3?

fatek

Installing XOSTOR on 8.3: Is this ready to go or are we still "on-hold"?

olivierlambert

ronan-a

@fatek Just for information, the current version 8.3 is not usable without major problems. Hower, I rebased recently all the LINSTOR sm changes from XCP-ng 8.2 to 8.3 in a new package: sm-3.2.3-1.7.xcpng8.3.x86_64.rpm, we passed the driver tests without too many problems. This RPM should be available during the month of October. Even after its release, we consider that it is not stable enough for production use until we have enough user feedback (but of course this new RPM is synchronized on all fixes and improvements of version 8.2).

EDIT: Released on October 25, we originally planned to wait a bit.

olivierlambert

Thanks @ronan-a

fatek

@ronan-a Is this new rpm available for lab testing (or we still need to wait for it's release)?

@olivierlambert 8.3 release ETA?

olivierlambert

See https://xcp-ng.org/forum/post/83027

Also to answer your last question: next week.

fatek

@olivierlambert thank you, I was just reading that post!

fatek

I guess I'm on hold for now, my yum update says

No packages marked for update

ronan-a

@fatek Is it ok now? It can be a yum cache issue, the RPM is in the right repo: https://updates.xcp-ng.org/8/8.3/base/x86_64/Packages/

fatek

@ronan-a said in XOSTOR on 8.3?:

@fatek Is it ok now? It can be a yum cache issue, the RPM is in the right repo: https://updates.xcp-ng.org/8/8.3/base/x86_64/Packages/

thank you.
yum update was

fatek

@ronan-a The update was successful.
To install XOSTOR, should I use the Linstor CLI script or the XOA gui method?

ronan-a

@fatek Use directly the XOA method, it correctly installs the dependencies + is more secure regarding the disk selection.

fatek

Is XOSTOR on 8.3 still on hold for production use?