Give me a couple of days to try. It is (obviously) down to the combination of devices passed through, as I reported this earlier: said in TrueNAS VM failing to start: Re-boot XCP and start the TrueNAS VM with NO passthrough devices. As expected, that started up fine. Cheers.

I second all of @pilow points. We have been running a lot of Dell R630's with Intel CPU, Intel NIC, PERC H730i raid-cards and it has been flawless. Now we're using Dell R660's, but with newer spec's. Tried Broadcom NIC's once, it worked, but had some weird performance issues from time to time. Go with shared storage, NFS if possible (thin provisioning) and avoid XOSAN/XOSTOR, I don't think its battle-tested quite yet.

@Pilow we are still working on it, but for now we didn't find a solution

@jqueiroz said in Second IP for Hosts Interface: I have a situation where I would like to add a second IPv4 address to the management interface of a host. I am installing a host that will be used in another location and I would like to add the address of that location to the management interface before shipping the machine there. Is it possible to do this, or should I continue using the current procedure (making the necessary configurations and change the address shortly before shutting down the machine and packing it for transport)? there is a nuance between secondary IP and secondary MANAGEMENT IP if you have multiple NICS, you could add & configure the destination site IP on it, but it is not flagged management yet. once the server gets on the new site, you could access web ui by this IP address (or SSH) and then either go to web console/xs server or SSH and do the necessary to change management to the good PIF/IP ?

I just released 0.0.4! Still an alpha, but it's becoming pretty usable - there was over 60 commits of code cleanup, polish and also limited testing of all visible features - pretty much everything that is now visible in the UI should be operational at this point, option pages, properties of hosts, pools, VDIs, configuration of NICs, even bonding and advanced stuff like pool password / secret rotation. All XAPI actions and commands were already ported over from C# variant, so my focus now is only on finishing it into a final usable product. We also have some features that original client doesn't have (such as XenCache explorer)! Next on my to-do is to add all features that are currently missing completely: HA, GPU, PCIe, VM import / export etc. Note: I will not be porting over any licensed or proprietary Citrix stuff. This tool may work with XenServer just fine, but I will not be porting over any of the proprietary features, because I will never use it and I have no way to test it either.

@Whitebeard my main skill is finding information ( and obscure disk format for backups and migrations )

Ok, my syntax is oudated. resize_rootfs: true growpart: mode: auto devices: ['/dev/xvda3'] ignore_growroot_disabled: false runcmd: - pvresize /dev/xvda3 - lvextend -r -l +100%FREE /dev/ubuntu-vg/ubuntu-lv || true this one works. final_message. doesn't support any macro like %(uptime) %(UPTIME)

@Pilow said in Unable to copy template: something preventing you to patch thoses hosts ? yes.

@MajorP93 It's being packaged at the moment. between this and the testing that needs to be done it might take a couple of weeks to be released, but I can't promise anything yet

@olivierlambert New thread is here

It is difficult to know the source of the problem without more details from your logs. Can you run the following commands on your XCP-ng host and then attach the generated files here? grep -A 15 -B 15 -i error /var/log/xensource.log/xensource > xensource.txt grep -A 15 -B 15 -i exception /var/log/SMlog > smlog.txt dmesg -T|grep -Eiv 'guest|capacity|promiscuous' > dmesg.txt

@nathanael-h I have not yet tried the XO CSI driver, if I do I will leave feedback on the relevant thread. (I found the one started in 2025 November)

@MajorP93 Hi, In the demo dashboard it is intended yes but these percentages are obtained by dividing the free memory by total memory so changing the dashboard to show GB/GiB should be quite straight forward. I've forgot to add to the initial post that there is a advanced dot md file that describes all the available metrics located in "xen-orchestra/docs/docs". Thanks.

@Tristis-Oris yes it is likely you're using a newer kernel, we likely need to rebuild the agent using a newer version of the netlink crate.

@florent @fcgo the host that was queried (with host_ip/export_raw_vdi) will do the export from the shared SR, and will redirect the query to the host that can see the SR otherwise. So it's up to the XO/other orchestrators if they want to distribute the load here.

@malemburg Kernel versions: 24.04 - Linux ubuntu-server 6.8.0-31-generic #31-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Sat Apr 20 00:40:06 UTC 2024 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux 24.04.3 - Linux ubuntu-server 6.8.0-71-generic #71-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Jul 22 16:52:38 UTC 2025 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux This is what is running after all the updates: Linux pxe000 6.8.0-100-generic #100-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Jan 13 16:40:06 UTC 2026 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux I have this in my autoinstall to install the tools late-commands: - echo 'deb [trusted=yes] https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/xen-project%252Fxen-guest-agent/packages/generic/deb-amd64/ release/' > /target/etc/apt/sources.list.d/xen-guest-agent.list - curtin in-target -- apt update - curtin in-target -- apt install -y xen-guest-agent And this to get all the updates: updates: all

Ping @thomas-dkmt for better doc clarity about it.

@Danp damned, i forget about this button) Now it works, thanks.