@dinhngtu we couldn't delay any longer and had to deploy the cluster so we swapped the drives with some CD6-R instead. We'll most likely re-explore this later as we have 3 other nodes to deploy soon-ish, and I'll get some logs then.

@olivierlambert you basically replied just after that I noticed that and deleted my message...

It's funny to see Microsoft having a version 10 for an edition named 11. I suppose it's not a surprise for an organization that huge.

@pierrebrunet I'm jumping in here as well. Reporting that the PR fixes it for Google Workspace as well! However, the checkbox in GW is called "Signed response". No further adjustments of the plugin itself was needed.

Hi, Have you tried the official documentation? Like in here: https://docs.xcp-ng.org/category/development-process/ edit: also, we already have an ISO loosely based on Alma 10, so maybe if you want to assist, that would be more interesting to sync with our teams

Ping @florent

@nikade there are many local datacenter operators (ZEOP/OMEGA1/SFR/IDOM/CANAL+/FREE) I chose SFR because they have connectivity also upto Mayotte Island (look it up too ) where we have clients that will profit our hosting solution on Reunion Island. Many submarine cables reach us (oldest one is the SAFE : South Africa - Far East to Asia) and some new submarine cables to Africa. Fiber connectivity exists, not cheap for the x2paths 10Gb between the nodes you can count 3K€/month (no internet, just data) 100Mb symmetric internet connectivity from datacenter, with good SLAs, 500€/m Real challenge to be in the middle of an ocean.

Not with XOA then (yet). We might switch XOA to UEFI in the future for that. If you are using XO from the source, sure, you can do that

The ability to easily move VMs is called "agility" (a VM is agile if it can boot on different hosts thanks to a shared storage and config within the pool). As soon as your VMs are agile, there are many strategies for updates and maintenance. You can manually shutdown VMs, update and reboot if you want

I'm going to build an updated installer with an updated bnxt_en driver, as more and more servers require it.

I will let @mathieuRA to answer

Let me ask the XO team about this.

@Forza Yes it can This is how I do it https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/10834/apcupsd-install/9

@lsouai-vates those look great! @Pilow hey I’m just happy that @olivierlambert officially 100% promised and fully committed to a December 2025 initial release of XO6 on the monthly blog

Hi, Somewhere between Q1 and Q2 next year, hard to be more precise

@Kptainflintt said in Cloning Windows 11 with vTPM: No reply to this topic but just seen same thing. And same "workaround" : disabling vTPM at VM creation from template to avoid crashing. I can confirm that XOA want to add a second vTPM, any fix ? Sharing for temporal context: This appears to still be be happening when creating a VM using my custom Windows 11 template (didn't do any cloudbase stuff, just some really basic stuff like updates, then sysprep). Once I click "Open advanced settings" then toggle "Enable vTPM" into the disabled state, my attempt to create the VM succeeds, and the newly cloned VM has a vTPM with a different UUID. This is literally my first attempt at creating and then cloning a windows 11 template, but it seems to be working.

Just following up to see if anyone has any thoughts on a possible resolution?

@mickwilli Hi, here are some more suggestions after discussing with the team: Try rebooting the host first; Try using the following commands to change the guest TSC mode: xe vm-param-add uuid=(VM UUID) param-name=platform tsc_mode=2 xe vm-param-add uuid=(VM UUID) param-name=platform nomigrate=true Then try reenabling Viridian

@stevewest15 I believe this issue was resolved when the health check system was changed to detect network connectivity at startup so it did not need to wait for then entire VM to boot. Needs the Xen tools to be installed. I have not had an issue since this change.