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    XCP-NG -- VMs shut down / fail to boot after warm migration

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    • Daikon-RadishD Offline
      Daikon-Radish
      last edited by Daikon-Radish

      Good evening friends,

      I'm migrating a handful of VMs over from Xencenter 7.6 to XCP-NG Center 20.04. I'm running into a spot of trouble with a handful of VMs - they migrate over fine, but will not automatically start. Moreover, when I try to manually start them, they immediately shut down after hitting the "Boot device: Hard Disk - success" screen:
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      A couple of troubleshooting thoughts:

      1.) The majority of VMs that appear to have this issue appear to be running Ubuntu 14.04. When booting in, if I manually access the GRUB menu and choose a Linux kernel that is older than 3.13.0-39, it does boot without issue. However choosing anything newer than that fails to boot.

      2.) I've tried a handful of Ubuntu 16 and 18 VMs, and those appear to boot without issue. However one Ubuntu 16 VM I tried booting fails with the same issue, so I can't say for sure whether other VMs will fail as well.

      3.) All VMs boot with BIOS and I did check these settings in XOA.

      4.) The hosts have different CPU vendors (Intel -> AMD EPYC) but I doubt this is the issue because the VM does boot on the older kernel (as mentioned above.)

      Has anyone ran into this issue? Any thoughts/clarifications I can offer?

      Thanks in advance!

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