@stormi
what about support for 8.2 and new CPUs like 7900/7950 ?

@stormi
what about support for 8.2 and new CPUs like 7900/7950 ?

@lukasz_s

If your Windows system restarts with no issues, you can try and go to Control Panel - File History - System Image Backup and create a copy of your system. Then create a new VM on 8.2 and Restore it there

@olivierlambert
Of course i will try that, but can't install 8.0 on production pc yet. Will wait for 8.0 release.
I just posted this issue, so maybe you or someone will try to do CR 7.6 -> 8.0RC1 and see if the issue still exists.

@olivierlambert
from 7.6 to 8
P.S. just checked. the other way from 8 to 7.6 CR is working fine.
Also copying VM from 7.6 to 8 is working. - problem with CR 7.6 -> 8

Got another issue with RC1:

I got 2 xcp ng servers. 1st at home on 8.0rc1 and 2nd remote on 7.6
When i had at home 7.6 (before upgrade) my continuous replication task in XOA was working fine. Every night copying VM to home server.
After upgrading to 8.0RC1 XOA starts copying. I can see [importing....] in xcp center, but after transfering the file, xoa ends with error
I thought i had a problem with iscsi drive, connected to xcp, but i also tried copying to my main sr (nvme) and got the same error.

kern.log.txt

Kern log file shows that it booted at that time, at least i don't see any errors. (file attached)
It looks like it was just reset and started booting, but i doubt there was an electricity outage, as my xcp is powered by ippon back basic 1050.

@r1
I thought it's obvious if i am asking in 8.0RC1 thread, that i have this verison.

Today i found out, that my xcp was restarted at 3.51AM. There is no crash dump in xcp center. Where do i look to find out what happened?

Is there any possibility to make installer nonGUI?
On my Ryzen 2400G can't load, it boots up, and after choosing installer the screen is just blank. Tried the same image on VM it starts the installer, but with some graphics.

Addon: ok, i changed 8192M to 2048M in grub.cfg and was able to install the system. Everything is working fine. Now, i got a question: i did yum update and system told me that there is a new kernel with newer xcp-ng:

kernel x86_64 4.19.19-5.0.9.xcpng8.0 xcp-ng-base 30 M
xcp-ng-release x86_64 8.0.0-12 xcp-ng-base 15 k
xcp-ng-release-config x86_64 8.0.0-12 xcp-ng-base 350 k
xenserver-firstboot noarch 1.0.11-1.1.xcpng8.0 xcp-ng-base 20 k

After installing and rebooting, it still shows that kernel is 4.19.0 - any idea how to fix? (not sure if xcp-ng itself updated to 8.0.0-12, in xsconsole it shows as 8.0.0)

Got that, thanks.

What about the Debian server VM which didn't start? It's enabled in XOA.