@Biggen said in xen on rpi4:
Have to wonder what the use case of something like this is other than "it can be done". Your cell phone has more processing power and memory than the RPi has.
Yeah I was kind of thinking the same thing, but then again I was thinking there could be an argument made, like PiHole and DHCP/DNS servers running as super tiny VM's on this.
As Linus Torvalds as said "f*** nvidia" and their proprietary drivers.
What version of node is installed here? if 10.X it's not going to work. Ubuntu 19.04 also has this issue, its a node bug. Node 8 works though.
@darkbeldin I concure, use windows registry to simply remove the shutdown options for the systems/users in question.
@meth0d said in Plugin transport-email (v0.6.0) broken ?:
@olivierlambert said in Plugin transport-email (v0.6.0) broken ?:
Can you test on XOA
latestthen? This will help to see if it's only onmasterNever done that, can i switch back and forth between master and latest on the same install?
I will have to wait as i am currently running full backups after delta keeps failing on me again (f** that).
Just go through this to use XOA Trial https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xen-orchestra-free-trial/
@olivierlambert said in Plugin transport-email (v0.6.0) broken ?:
Hi @Meth0d
Are you using XOA or Xen Orchestra from the sources, or XO from a 3rd party script?
This occurs on XO from Source as well, I just ran a test on Debian 10 and I'm unable to get the transport plugin to keep the changes.
Also at least the installation and update scripts I maintain only automate the installation process of XO from Source and you know this @olivierlambert
@shorian Just a point, don't forget to test your restoration as well.
Making a backup is only half of having working backups.
@mathiashedberg said in Kuberenets cluster recipe not happy:
@olivierlambert For a homelab setup this is currently the only "free" solution to snapshotting that i know of (other than file system based like ZFS).
Going from "free" to 77USD a month is quite a jump imo.
Xen Orchestra is free and open source. You can follow the build from source instructions or use a script like the one posted to my github
As Linus Torvalds as said "f*** nvidia" and their proprietary drivers.
@Biggen said in xen on rpi4:
Have to wonder what the use case of something like this is other than "it can be done". Your cell phone has more processing power and memory than the RPi has.
Yeah I was kind of thinking the same thing, but then again I was thinking there could be an argument made, like PiHole and DHCP/DNS servers running as super tiny VM's on this.
I haven't performed a direct from source install in a while manually, but using my install script just worked.
What are the two options for compression from the cli? Obviously I can use xe vm-export vm=uuid filename=path compress=true but within XO there are two options, how can I call those via the cli?
@Danp said in XOA build number:
FWIW, new XOA exhibits same behavior once it has been upgraded (tested on both channels).
I'm curious if this prevents updating or is just a display bug in the version details.