@olivierlambert is there any updates on when this might happen?

Any ideas when this might be supported? Thanks.

@Danp Thanks. My fault, I didn't notice the 2nd page of templates where it was.

Sorry if this is a FAQ, but cannot find the answer. I created a template from a VM, but I need to replace it and I see no way to delete the original template. I cannot find a section of XO where the templates I created are displayed and manageable.

Can someone give me a pointer to a procedure? Thanks.
-Alan

@john-c There's no memory.dmp file there, as far as I can see with ls or ls -a. There's no way for me to look at it in Windows, or change the hidden file options.

I suppose it's probable that the system crashes before a dump can happen. But I'm not sure what I can do about that.

@john-c No. It's a basic no-frills standalone machine.

@john-c It's not something I set explicitly. The Windows 10 Pro install was a clean install from ISO, I did not change settings beyond enabling RDP and patching.

Not GP or such. The machine on boot looped between a restart after the BSOD (restarted itself) and a self-triggered automatic repair and reboot (which BSOD'd after).

Definitely not interrupting the boot cycle.
-Alan

@dinhngtu That's not in the file system either...

@dinhngtu No, I can't catch the boot to get into Safe Mode. I have the disk mounted on a Linux instance and can see the Windows systemroot, but I can't find a crash dump in there, looking for a Windows\Minidump or anything *dump or *dmp.
-Alan

@dinhngtu Is there a way to do this when you can't get to a point where you can log in and install/run that?
Thanks for the reply!