@Danp Yes, I am using the old one. I think I can overcome this by passing path and updating xo. Thank you. But I was able to get the job done by exporting the VHD file. xe vdi-list xe vdi-export uuid=33a94644-ef92-4ebe-8aef-77525c5931d9 filename=filename.vhd format=vhd OR curl -u 'root:pass' -X GET "192.168.1.100/export_raw_vdi?vdi=33a94644-ef92-4ebe-8aef-77525c5931d9&format=vhd" -o filename.vhd

@enes-selcuk The error is telling you that you're host doesn't have enough Memory to actually start the VM. Is this VM from an OVA and being imported (or has been imported?) If you have XO or XOLite installed, you can try to reduce the amount of Memory assigned to the VM and start it then.

@enes-selcuk odd... Sorry I can't be of more help with this than... when you're VM is starting I think the boot key is the Delete key, maybe there is a keyboard difference?

I get the following error. can you help me.@AtaxyaNetwork @DustinB xe-linux-distribution.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=203 xe-linux-distribution.service: Failed at step EXEC spawning /usr/sbin/xe-linux-distribution: No such file or directory xe-linux-distribution.service: Failed to execute command: No such file or directory $ cp xe-linux-distribution /usr/sbin/ cp: cannot create regular file '/usr/sbin/xe-linux-distribution': Read-only file system

Hello, Can you with a support client for XCP-ng? (like XO). You can also use xe to see the output.

Can't help with your issue, but wanted to point out that the article you linked only references Xenserver 6.X, so may not be applicable to newer versions.

When I issue the shutdown command to the host / physical machine via xoa, the process does not occur. it gives an error. Stop no hosts availeble

Looks like this documented issue: https://xcp-ng.org/docs/troubleshooting.html#ubuntu-18-04-boot-issue (found by looking up "ubuntu" in the docs)

During VM export, the ssh connection is gone and the result is frustrating. the disk of the virtual computer does not appear at all. Xcp-ng 8.0 use. I think he sent the disk to eternity.

@enes-selcuk Did you find a setting that works best w/ Dell servers? I have a Dell R640's which I'll be using for LAMP/LEMP vm servers and was wondering what are the best settings to use in Dell Bios and if there are any changes I need to make on the xcp-ng host? Dual Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 5218 CPU @ 2.30GHz Level 2 Cache 16x1 MB Level 3 Cache 22 MB Number of Cores 16 Dell Bios Setting: System Profile: Performance Per Watt (OS) CPU Power Management: OS DBPM Memory Frequency: Maximum Performance Turbo Boost: Enabled C1E: Enabled C States: Enabled Write Data CRC: Disabled Memory Patrol Scrub: Standard Memory Refresh Rate: 1x Uncore Frequency : Dynamic Energy Efficient Policy: Balanced Performance Number of Turbo Boost Enabled Cores for Processor 1: All Number of Turbo Boost Enabled Cores for Processor 2: All Monitor/Mwait: Enabled Workload Profile: Not Available CPU Interconnect Bus Link Power Management: Enabled PCI ASPM L1 Link Power Management: Enabled Thank you! SW