@olivierlambert Yep cool, thanks for your help

@olivierlambert Thanks for that. Well it seems fine in the main XO so I guess it's a problem with the community version, or at least my install of it (plus something to do with that single VM). Who maintains the community version?

@olivierlambert Ah thanks, it has indeed expired. Is there any issue having both XO's running at the same time by the way?

@olivierlambert Ohh I think I've already used it actually. I'll boot up the VM and check.

@olivierlambert said in Unable to display files in File Restore (failed to setup loop device):

Okay, well We don't have a known issue with that on our support so I suppose it was "env" related

Aaaand now it's broken again haha. I'll try what you said and give it a go in XOA when I get a chance, see if it's the same there.

@olivierlambert Well... I was just typing out a response about how I can select the smaller partition called Linux just fine but not the bigger partition called root, but when I clicked on root this time it loaded just fine....

Can't really explain that. I did reboot the VM again a bit ago, but I tried it straight after that and it still didn't work. Now a couple of hours later with no changes at my end it's fine. Odd!

@olivierlambert One does, but that seems fine with the file restore...

Sorry, quick question just because it'll probably save me hours of googling

The log says

failed to setup loop device for /dev/debian-vg/root

If I run lsblk -fs in the VM I get:

 lsblk -fs
NAME              FSTYPE      LABEL UUID                                   MOUNTPOINT
xvda1             ext2              728f3ff5-b4e4-4c49-8440-1afca3bedffb   /boot
└─xvda                                                                     
xvda2                                                                      
└─xvda                                                                     
debian--vg-root   ext4              e91dbbbe-5fc8-4631-8693-00fdea49cfcf   /
└─xvda5           LVM2_member       0IfZhR-hixh-FPMO-nvSc-EdMa-l3Fh-JCFyC3 
  └─xvda                                                                   
debian--vg-swap_1 swap              3e7fab19-8bb2-47da-bb16-a829010e1d51   [SWAP]
└─xvda5           LVM2_member       0IfZhR-hixh-FPMO-nvSc-EdMa-l3Fh-JCFyC3 
  └─xvda                                                                   

So is it that XO is trying to mount /dev/debian-vg/root but it's actually /dev/debian--vg/root ??

EDIT: Nope, never mind:

simon@dashboard:/dev/debian-vg$ ls
root  swap_1

Hmm.

EDIT2: If I run the same command in the VM I get:

simon@dashboard:/$ sudo mount --options=loop,ro --source=/dev/debian-vg/root --target=/tmp/tmp-751rBsQbj6YN1TI
mount: mount point /tmp/tmp-751rBsQbj6YN1TI does not exist

So is XO failing to create that first? I guess not as the error would probably indicate such

@olivierlambert Yep fair enough.

It's only that one VM so I guess it's that, I'll have a dig around.

@olivierlambert Yep for sure, and your support here is so good it's not a huge problem, but I more feel bad bothering you with stupid questions more than anything haha