July 27, 20197 yr On my server, my VM Manager is set to "Enable VMs: No" and, whenever I switch it to yes and click apply, nothing happens. The page just refreshes and it still says "status: stopped" and "Enable VMs: No". The same thing happens with Docker. Anyone else had this happen?
July 27, 20197 yr Post yer diagnosticsSent from my phone as I'm probably having a beer and enjoying a fire
July 27, 20197 yr Author 56 minutes ago, Squid said: Post yer diagnostics Sent from my phone as I'm probably having a beer and enjoying a fire Once again, thank you! tower-diagnostics-20190726-1844.zip
July 28, 20197 yr I'm having the same issue. I have rebooted the server seeing it if you rebuild the libvirt.img file but nothing is showing up. tower-diagnostics-20190728-1457.zip
July 28, 20197 yr Why do you have 200G for docker image? That may be the largest I have ever seen. You will never need even 20G and if you fill that 20G you have something setup wrong that can't be fixed by making it larger. Do you actually have any dockers yet? Doesn't look like it. Your system share is cache-prefer like it should be, but it is actually on disk1. Delete libvirt image so it can be recreated on cache where it belongs. Delete docker image and recreate it at 20G. It will be recreated on cache also.
July 28, 20197 yr So I deleted the docker.img file and set the size to 25GB. You stated "Delete libvirt image so it can be recreated on cache where it belongs". From VM manager I clicked on delete image file, then I rebooted the server and I'm getting a message "Libvirt Service failed to start." tower-diagnostics-20190728-1945.zip
July 28, 20197 yr Author I found out why nothing is working...it's because the boot drive is dying. It's in "read only mode" so it's getting replaced very soon. Thanks, everyone.
July 28, 20197 yr Jul 28 15:42:26 tower root: /mnt/user/system/libvirt/ is not a file You've got your libvirt storage in VM settings as IMAGE_FILE="/mnt/user/system/libvirt/" Set it instead to be /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img
July 28, 20197 yr Squid, thank you very much. I was understanding it wrong. I thought I would be pointing it to a file called libvirt.img instead of copying the path and pasting it into the libvirt storage location.
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