VM autostart stopped working
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I have no idea what happened. I simply restarted my home server after some time and two out of the four VMs simply didn't start despite being configured to do so in XO-CE.
I googled up some thread where someone suggested flipping the autostart setting off and on via the console, which I did, but the VMS still refuse to autostart. They do start manually just fine.I have also set every VM's autostart to disabled and then disabled the pool-wide autostart setting, rebooted the server, re-enabled everything, rebooted, and it's still not working
Can anyone tell me what to do here, what to check? I don't really understand this system or Linux in general, everything I do is by copying what I find on internet or by trial and error.
I literally changed nothing about the server and it's just not working all of a sudden -
I removed the start-delay parameter from one of the VMs (only this one has it) and now it works again.
I don't get it.
No idea how to achieve a startup delay for a specific VM though. There's also "auto_poweron_delay" and I don't understand what the difference from "start-delay" is.
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