@flakpyro Good news ! Thanks for your feedback

@PSFGriffin Link sent in DM, feedback is welcome !

@manilx See: https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/10664/our-future-backup-code-test-it/62

@pctechsolution unfortunately I don't know how dell is managing SSL cert. I'll try to take a look

@pctechsolution Thanks for the feedback !
Do you have any error messages about the SSL issue ?

@reiichi001 Link sent in DM

@joncuddy @pctechsolution @archw Link send in DM

@archw let me export it and put it in my Nextcloud, and I'll send the link in DM

Edit to my previous post: the script is checking for working DNS, so i cannot pre-setup network.
If you want the fixed applicance with the drivers installed, ping me !

To setup the network, you just need to login (root/changeme, yeah the password is... bleh), and launch the script /usr/local/brs/puppet/scripts/install.sh -lui

I just updated my appliance to the latest version, and found a way to add ssh support on it.
If someone want the latest version, ping me !

@manilx Hi,

Are you on XOA (latest or stable), or from sources (which commit) ?

@jeffrey_lim I finally figured it out (thanks to my best friend grep)

The configured_appliance command is not working by default because the alias is not set by puppet, but with the full path, I can start the installation and provide network info.

I need to regenerate a clean image, since I played with the current one too much.

@jeffrey_lim do you want me to pre-install the appliance with your network infos, or do you just want the steps to configure it ?

@archw I added them in live mode, when I was chrooed in the SLES disk. But I have a problem with SELinux, sometimes the tools are not working because SELinux block the service. For now, I deactivated SELinux, but I don't like this workaround.

@flakpyro the two files are

    /opt/dell/omc/utilities/tui/bin/ome_disk_config.sh
    /opt/dell/mcsi/appliance/scripts/appliance_ressource.sh

@AtaxyaNetwork So the issue was in fact the drivers missing. The appliance is now booting
However, I can't figure how to configure the appliance to access the web page.
(I played with the network config, hostname, etc)

So for now, I have this:

I think the appliance is trying to use the vmware tools to get some infos, but since we are not on vmware...
I'll try to bypass it

@flakpyro it's a possibility, but I don't know how dell manage it appliance. But worth to try !

For reference, I got the OVA, import in progress on my pool , hoping is "just" a driver issue

@stormi Also, some bit of code are hardcoded with /dev/sd*, I changed that to /dev/xvd*

@stormi TLDR: xen-blkfront and xen-netfront drivers are missing
More info here: https://blog.ataxya.net/add-xen-driver-to-ome-dell-open-manage-enterprise/

@archw Thanks for the idea ! I'll try this

@flakpyro yeah unfortunately I think dell overwrite every file when updating the appliance. It will be an issue for every update.

I can try to prepare an up-to-date instance and give it to you, if you want. But I'll need to regenerate the appliance each time an update is available and depending on if dell is providing regulars updates, I can be annoying

@TheNorthernLight guest-tools and SELinux, I bypass it, but it's not the best case I can achieve. I am working on a better fix