@stormi It was a fresh install of 8.2.1. No updates had been applied.
Denson
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RE: Installation of XCP Guest tool frivers on RHEL9
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RE: Installation of XCP Guest tool frivers on RHEL9
@ThasianXi This worked well, thank you for the feedback!
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Installation of XCP Guest tool frivers on RHEL9
Hello,
Are the XCP Guest tool drivers supported on RHEL 9? I am having a challenge getting them installed. Installation of the guest tools provided by XCP-ng completes but the drivers are still shown as not configured. I have tried on several vms running RHEL9 and all behave the same. Hypervisor version is XCP-ng 8.2.1
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RE: XCP-NG Host stuck in read-only mode
@olivierlambert Those were the only messages on the log, nothing else captured on any other log file like the crit.log file or dmesg
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RE: XCP 8.2 ssd error
@olivierlambert Had the same issue with a similar server. Replaced both RAM and disk but the host kept going into read-only mode. The host would run just fine when installing any other OS/hypervisor. The server model is Supermicro SYS-6028TP-HC0R
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RE: XCP-NG Host stuck in read-only mode
@dmjorge This was never resolved. Replaced RAM and SSD, disabled SAS controller and same issue. Tried installing XCP on a different server but the same model and the issue re-occured.
Installed Proxmox and it has been running without any issue. I believe there is a compatibility issue of XCP-ng and Supermicro SYS-6028TP-HC0R -
RE: Migrating VMs from Xenserver 6.5 to XCP-ng 8.2.1
@olivierlambert This was resolved by editing the disk position. The disk position on XenServer was xvda and changing it to 0 resolved this.
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RE: Migrating VMs from Xenserver 6.5 to XCP-ng 8.2.1
@olivierlambert Yes,they are in HVM mode and currently running.
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Migrating VMs from Xenserver 6.5 to XCP-ng 8.2.1
Hello all, looking for feedback as to a challenge I'm experiencing when migrating VMs from Xenserver 6.5 to XCP-ng 8.2.1. The exported vms fail to start and have the error "Boot device:Hard Disk - failure: could not read boot disk".The methods I have used to migrate are taking a snapshot of the VM,create a template from that snapshot, export that template to XCP then create a VM from it. The newly created VM will not start for some VMs. The only common trait that the VMs have is that they are Linux but they are diffrerent distros. I have tried removing xentools then trying the same but the issue still remains.
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RE: XCP-NG Host stuck in read-only mode
Issue still persisted after rebooting and running fsck. Host went into read-only mode not long after it came up.