September 9, 20232 yr Hopefully this is the right place. If not please redirect me. I'm a new unraid user. I'm having so much fun tinkering with this product! I bought the plus license and have the array, a couple of dockers, and some shares all working correctly. So I figure the next step is a VM. I watched a video and setup some stuff, downloaded the latest LTS ubuntu. Copied it to the isos share and clicked on the Ubuntu template. I start it up and get a window that pops up - QEMU [ubuntu] - noVNC. <edit> I see a boot menu and I pick 'Try or Install ubuntu' </edit> It shows the unraid logo but never presents a login screen or desktop. The assigned cpu cores are all at ~ 70% util. Please help! batcavedrive1-diagnostics-20230909-0814.zip Edited September 9, 20232 yr by the_real_batman forgot to mention the boot menu does show
September 9, 20232 yr 43 minutes ago, the_real_batman said: Hopefully this is the right place. If not please redirect me. I'm a new unraid user. I'm having so much fun tinkering with this product! I bought the plus license and have the array, a couple of dockers, and some shares all working correctly. So I figure the next step is a VM. I watched a video and setup some stuff, downloaded the latest LTS ubuntu. Copied it to the isos share and clicked on the Ubuntu template. I start it up and get a window that pops up - QEMU [ubuntu] - noVNC. It shows the unraid logo but never presents a login screen or desktop. The assigned cpu cores are all at ~ 70% util. Please help! batcavedrive1-diagnostics-20230909-0814.zip 133.23 kB · 0 downloads Have you tried to boot without the unraid shares mapped?
September 9, 20232 yr Author Thank you for responding. Trying that now. I removed both user shares from the vm and started it back up. I do get the boot menu and I picked 'Try or Install Ubuntu' but it still hangs on the unraid logo with cpu cores at ~70% utilization. How long should I wait on the unraid logo screen before giving up on it booting?
September 9, 20232 yr Solution 10 minutes ago, the_real_batman said: Thank you for responding. Trying that now. I removed both user shares from the vm and started it back up. I do get the boot menu and I picked 'Try or Install Ubuntu' but it still hangs on the unraid logo with cpu cores at ~70% utilization. How long should I wait on the unraid logo screen before giving up on it booting? Should be fairly quick have you got 1Gb memory allocated try increasing.
September 9, 20232 yr Author I increased to Initial Memory: 4096 MB Max Memory: 8192 MB and now it's working. Thank you!
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