Hello,
I know this seems dumb, but could we add a paste function into the XOA console.

I try using the copy/multiline copy, but that never seems to work.

@jcdick1 Are you fully firmware patched (BIOS microcode)?

@Danp Turns out, I was missing the UEFI Secure boot certificates on my hosts. Odd how this never came up as an issue prior, but now it seems "required". At least its an easy fix:

https://xcp-ng.org/docs/guides.html#guest-uefi-secure-boot

@ronivay You make a good Point.

What I didn't know, that I do now, I wasn't "naming" my schedules. Once you do that, it replaces the Cron time. So I called my things like "Daily @ 4:30 - Diff" but obviously naming schemes are broad.

Hello,

This is more of a minor feature request, but could we have the backup schedules converted from cron time, to actual clock time? I have no problem writing cron time when creating the backups, but when reading through the backups, its rather challenging to re-read the times in a quick view to allow for easier management (I'm documenting all of my backups, and this is an exercise in frustration).
this is what I'm talking about btw:

Is there a way for us to create our own templates in hub, or remove some that we never want deployed?

I have enabled Live Telemetry on a host in my XOA, and I get the following error.

Access to file is not permitted: /usr/share/netdata/web//index.html

I have never enabled it before, but based on the documentation, there isn't anything for me to do other then click the enable live telemetry button.

Am I missing something?

Hello,

So I'm trying to set a default view order on my Hosts screen. I'd like them to be sorted by Pool. I've tried saving that as a filter, but it doesn't seem to work (mind you, I'm not filtering out anything).

Is there a way to set the default "view" that isn't a filter?

@stormi So from what I understand, at the moment the XCP-NG client drivers cannot be used for secure boot, and we must use the Citrix drivers.

We have ALL of our VMs using the XCP-NG Client drivers. How do we successfully switch to the Citrix drivers?

I tried on a test VM to uninstall the XCP-NG client drivers, reboot and enable the Citrix drivers install, but the OS refuses to boot after removing the XCP-NG Client drivers. How do I "install" the Citrix drivers without having the xcp-ng client driver conflict?

@Danp Turns out, I was missing the UEFI Secure boot certificates on my hosts. Odd how this never came up as an issue prior, but now it seems "required". At least its an easy fix:

https://xcp-ng.org/docs/guides.html#guest-uefi-secure-boot

@TheNorthernLight I'm also getting that the VM failed to pass secure boot verification. I've never had that problem and have no idea how to resolve it.

@Danp Yeah, that didn't work. I restarted the tool stack on all of the pool's hosts, and no go still.

Hello,

So we tried to do a rolling update on our servers, and for some reason, this seemed to have failed.

I've manually completed the updates, but now I'm trying to re-start several VMs, and I'm running into the same problem. I get an error:

"An emulator required to run this VM failed to start"

Anybody know how to resolve this?

So I was trying to clean up some of the templates that we will never need, and when I select them, and choose delete I get "incorrect state" as an error.

How can I clean up default XOA templates that are simply not needed? Or is there an option to hide them at least if I cannot delete them?

@kulmacet I've had something like this, and it turned out to be a dying BMC controller in the end.

I had the server motherboard replaced under warranty, and poof, problem stopped (same CPUs, RAM, etc).

Hello,
I know this seems dumb, but could we add a paste function into the XOA console.

I try using the copy/multiline copy, but that never seems to work.