@olivierlambert Thank for for the link.. I obviously still a lot more reading to do:)

@olivierlambert said in Login detail fro Debian 10 cloud-init:

Try to remove and recreate it,

That worked I didn't removed the the hostname in the end.
I can now ssh to the Newly created VM.

@lawrencesystems said in S3 Remote:

I was hoping to avoid this method as my pfsense is not connected at 10G. Thank you for the clarification.

Happy I could help.

@abufrejoval said in Clonezilla not recognising network adaptor:

@fred974

On the virtual machine advanced attributes tab you can chose between a RealTek RTL8139 and an Intel e1000 (both virtual devices) NIC. It defaults to RealTek and the suggestion is to change it to the Intel one and retry booting the VM.

The NIC on the host (X520) does not matter at all for this operation.

It's been awhile, but I can confirm that moving images between (in my case) oVirt and Xcp-ng VMs via Clonezilla works just fine.

Also did it between VMware and Xcp-ng btw.

I tried it and couldn't get it to work. I created a new vm with windows 10 template and it worked then.

Could anyone else please offer any more advice?

Thank yiu

I was using the debian version of clonezilla. I just tried with the ubuntu version and I get this:

Same problem with both version

@Andrew We have a Dell PowerEdge C6320 and I believe they are Onboard Intel X520 10Gbps Dual Port Network Card so I cannot change them. I have no issue with the NIC card on any of my VM (windows, redhad,debian). My guess is that clonezilla doesn't have the correct driver built in. Is that possible? I cannot figure out how to move my physical server to xcp-ng. I am now looking at saving the clonezilla image to external HDD but that's really not what I wanted. I have another 3 desktop to do.

Hi all,

I connect a server on the same network switch as my xcp-ng host. In xcp-ng, I created a VM, attached the network and loaded clonezilla live iso (clonezilla-live-3.0.0-15-amd64.iso).
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It take for ever to load as I am guessing it is trying to find the network card. After a while, I get to the clonezilla menu to restore from source and I get this screen:

If I press 'n' and type the static IP I assigned to the source, I get this message:

All the running VM in that xcp-ng network are working with no issue.

Could anyone please provide some advice?

Thank you

@olivierlambert Thank you

Hi,

I need to move the official XOA to a new network. Once I changed the network, will it auto assign a new IP on the new subnet or do I have to edit the /etc/network/interfaces and set a new IP manually?

Thank you

@florent said in Backup started to fail:

Have you got a xo support subscription  ? 

No I don't. We use the community edition alonside XOA..

According to backblaze support, there is over 5 million files in the bucket. Is that not too much for my setting of daily backup?

@julien-f this is what I see inside /xo-config-backups/4866b683-59a1-42ba-93d8-b704b5bbbbe6

There are 48 folders in there and here the content of the last folder.

Thank you