Hi,

Xen isn't Linux. When you boot on XCP-ng, you boot on Xen first, then the "control domain" will boot first (aka Dom0, aka what you think is the host but it's not).

This has to be implemented inside Xen, and I'm not sure that's the case. Let me ask around.

What do you mean by moving? Moving the disk or just the VM memory?

@olivierlambert Thanks. As always you guys are great.
Thanks for this opensource project!
Tasks have cleared up.

Both secure boot support and the fix for this KB installation are now available for testing: https://xcp-ng.org/forum/post/41541

@s-pam said in ova problems:

@crazytoo Best way to be sure it to boot the VM using a live-cd, for example systemrescue-cd or ubuntu live-dvd. Then you can use tools like gparted to inspect your disk image from inside the booted vm.

That's exactly what I advised to do earlier, but it seems it was missed the first time 🙂 I think that's the best approach to understand what's going on in the VM disk.

Answered on the XO forum, thank you 🙂