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Guest configured with -usbdevice cannot be started in Ganeti 3 #1633
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Hi @pboguslawski, thanks for reporting this and all the details provided. I will try to look into this and come up with a fix 🙂 |
Looking a bit at the documentation, the Since our absolute minimum supported QEMU version is 2.12 anyways (or maybe even newer, I am not 100% sure right now), there is no need for any compatibility code. Instead I would suggest to simply move to the "new" What do you think @saschalucas, @apoikos? |
Thanks for pointing out. It seems not entirely dropped. Just for
That makes sense. The fix for this issue should be backported to Ganeti-3.0 and there we decided to support qemu-2.11 from Ubuntu Bionic, which I guess is safe for a switch to What I remember is that #1546 pumps qemu to >= 2.12, which is not in |
Hi @pboguslawski , I have the same problem but
does not work as it continues to add Maybe can you help me in this ? |
Just checked: no |
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Hi @pboguslawski, just for the sake of completeness, could you check whats in the instance's log on the node where Ganeti tried to start it? |
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Fixed for me after upgrading to Ganeti 3.0.2. |
Thanks for the feedback @mweinelt! :-) @pboguslawski how is your status on this issue? |
We use Ganeti from stable Debian 11 and workaround as described above. Will check it in the future during upgrade and let you know if problem will still exists. |
3.0.2 has been uploaded to Bullseye Backports, if you want to give it a try :-) |
The original issue here is regarding Only #1612 fixes VNC, which is often combined with |
Ganeti 3 from Debian 11...
...throws an error on guest start
This guest was imported from backup created in Ganeti 2.15 in Debian 9. USB was connected to guest in Debian 9 using
and worked fine there. After importing such guest to Ganeti 3 in Debian 11 with
gnt-backup import
:Workaround that works in Ganeti 3 in Debian 11:
Seems that kvm in Debian 11 requires syntax described on
https://qemu-stsquad.readthedocs.io/en/doc-updates/system/usb.html#using-host-usb-devices-on-a-linux-host
and Ganeti should not use
-usbdevice host:02e1:5612
with this kvm version.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: