Hello,

I have replaced the Tianocore Logo with the XCP-ng Logo. If anyone needs it, I can share the RPM with you. Here is a Screen of it how it looks like. I can't upload the RPM to the before because I get an Error when I try it.
To replace the Logo I have used the Package edk2-20180522git4b8552d-1.3.2.src.rpm from the Citrix Hypervisor 8.0 Source and downloaded your Docker Image to rebuild packages.
I have installed the SRPM and extracted then the edk2-20180522git4b8552d.tar.gz and replaced the Logo.bmp File under MdeModulePkg/Logo. Then I have repakced the Folder edk2-20180522git4b8552d again as tar.gz and created the SPEC FIle and then I have compiled it. The compile RPM I have installed in XCP-ng, restarted the Toolstack and then I had this Logo there. I find it nicer then the Tianocore Logo.

Greetings

gangsterrapper22

Thanks for your help olivierlambert

After Enabling the Websockets everything works now. The Webpage is now display correctly without any issues.

Thanks for the Reply olivierlambert

I have now tried it in HTTPS Mode and there is still the same issue. Do you have maybe any other hint for me?

Thanks.

Hello,

I have tried to make the Xen orchestra Homepage available via the Citrix Netscaler. When I open the Webpage then via the Netscaler then it doesn't load completely. I tried it also with a NGINX as Reverse Proxy before and there I have seen, that there are HTTP 304 requests, which maybe the Netscaler can't handle or there are wrongly send by the Embeeded HTTP Server of Xen Orchestra. I use the latest Version from Git and I have installed it from the Sources.

Is there any fix by this or is this maybe a Bug of the Netscaler which can't handle this requests proberly?

I have attached also a Screenshot how it looks like.

Thanks for any help.

I have removed the Feature Restricton of Corosync, that it is also available, because it is availbale in the Citrix Hypervisor 8, but I think you aren't allow to distribute this Feature, as it isn't Open Source. I wanted to test the GFS2 Feature.
I have added Corosync in additional_feature and in keys_of_additional_features the same I also did for the UEFI Secureboot.
I added it in additional_feature with the Name "GuefiSecureBoot" and in "keys_of_additional_features" with "GuefiSecureBoot, (Negative, "restrict_guefi-secureboot");"

I hope it is clear what I did.
I forgot to save the patch File otherwise I could send it to you. The Compilation of the Package was done with your xcp-ng-build-env.

I have installed the Citrix Hyperivsor 8 and recompiled your xcp-featured Package and modified it a little bit for the new Features like UEFI Secureboot. It seems to be working so far. I just use this for my Homelab.

@Pete-S Can you maybe send me your E-Mail Address? Then I can send it to you. The RPM has around 250KB.

@Pete-S I have compiled a RPM for nvme-cli. I can share it to you if you want to test it. Currently I don't have a nvme to test it, but the command "nvme" works in CLI.

olivierlambert Should I also share the RPM to you, that you can upload it for testing, if you are interested in it?

It is always the best to test it first on a test system before you install something to production and break something.

I just tried it also on XCP-ng 7.6 and there the RPM also works for me. See also attached Screenshot with old Version and then the Version after I have installed the RPM.

I have send you the E-Mail with the RPM for the Smartmontools. Maybe you can test it also on XCP-NG if it works correctly there.

I have compiled a Smartmontools 6.5.1 Version with xcp-ng-build-env as RPM, but I couldn't upload here. Is it maybe possbile that I can share you the Package olivierlambert that you an upload it? I have tested it on a XenServer 7.6 because I didn't have a XCP-NG Host installed right now, but I think it should work.

I attached also an Screenshot.

I have virtualization as hobby and I used Xenserver 7.2 before XCP-ng. I use it mainly in my home environment. In my freetime I am working together with borzel to build the XenCenter for XCP-ng. I am currently build the MSI installer for it.