@Ajmind-0 try using the save option at the beginning of the installation.

@Ajmind-0
try running the installation in safe option.

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Updated at 0230 UTC, July 12
Xen Project insiders have told The Register the situation is “far from critical” and that the demise of the colocation facility may even help by giving impetus to years-long efforts to shift CI and test routines efforts to Gitlab.

“So strictly speaking, Xen Project isn't in peril at all, the old test platform might be, but frankly it's not really a problem,” we're now told. “The colo is just for a part of automated tests, it doesn't host anything else than a few old machines.”

The org’s post we reported painted the colo’s imminent demise as a likely source of disruption that could make bug-finding harder, and that donations may be needed to fund a replacement. That said, we're happy to revise our coverage in light of new information.

I have an ISO that I created myself with all the Drivers and tools that we would possibly need:

With the new Rust tools, can I stop using this ISO?
Any features I might miss?
I'm looking forward to having the new Windows tools.

Thank you very much for this great work.

@xcpnguser said in Accessing XCP host outside of private network:

@Finallf I'd love to hear about your setup. Are you installing wireguiard in dom0 or are you setting up an wireguard appliance as a domU VM?

I'm on a VM with debian12 minimal installation.

@Finallf said in Accessing XCP host outside of private network:

I studied all these possibilities, Tunnels, VPN etc.

The fastest, simplest, relatively safe, and very easy to implement was with wireguard, server to server.

I now have 2 networks connected via the internet using wireguard, completely transparent.

If you have any questions, I can help you.

I forgot to mention that for this to work, you need to have 2 fixed real IPs.
At least one on each side

I studied all these possibilities, Tunnels, VPN etc.

The fastest, simplest, relatively safe, and very easy to implement was with wireguard, server to server.

I now have 2 networks connected via the internet using wireguard, completely transparent.

If you have any questions, I can help you.

New installer and final screen out of sync.

I'm testing 8.3 and the only thing I noticed was when installing it on the LG Flatron w2043s monitor, the image is lost in some stages, the monitor complains that it's out of sync, with the wrong hz.

It is possible to install normally, but the screen is small and located on the straight/low side and not in the center.
Sometimes the final screen with the xcp-ng server information appears, other times the monitor says it is out of sync/wrong hz.

Tested with another monitor of the same model and the error persists.
I believe it is Hz above what the monitor supports.

@dsiminiuk
I am having this same problem.
In my case it was because I used a not so clean debian system.
I solved it as follows:
I installed debia with minimal configuration, In Software selection, select only "SSH server" and "standard system utilities"
already as root in debian I gave an apt update

Config static IP:
nano /etc/network/interfaces

	# The loopback network interface
	auto lo
	iface lo inet loopback

	# The primary network interface
	auto eth0
	iface eth0 inet static
		address 192.168.1.101
		netmask 255.255.255.0
		gateway 192.168.1.1

#Address, netmask and gateway change according to your network

#Config SSH:
nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config

	Modify the line:
		#PermitRootLogin prohibit-password
	To:
		PermitRootLogin yes
	Restart ssh:
		systemctl restart sshd
	It is now possible to connect to Debian via SSH

#Installing XCP-ng Tools

mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
cd /mnt
apt install ./xe-guest-utilities_7.20.2-1_amd64.deb

#Install Xen Orchestra with script:
apt instal git
git clone https://github.com/ronivay/XenOrchestraInstallerUpdater.git
cd XenOrchestraInstallerUpdater/
cp sample.xo-install.cfg xo-install.cfg

Edit xo-install.cfg depending on your needs.

./xo-install.sh

#First Configs:
When installation is complete, browse the WebUI.
User: admin@admin.net
password: admin

Go to Settings > Users
Create a new User with Admin powers
Log out of the WebUI and log in with the User created
Go to Settings > Users
Select the User admin@admin.net and click Delete User

Go to Settings > Servers
Add your XCP-ng server and click Connect
In Status if a red exclamation appears, click on it and accept the self-signed certificate

@ronan-a would it be too much to ask for a version for 8.3?
I'm testing the alpha since publication and I would like to be able to use RunX