Bug #24221
Fix Stop VM button
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230 v3 @ 3.30GHz
supermicro x10
32GB RAM
Description
When installing ubuntu and I get to the screen that says 'Please remove the installation medium, then press ENTER' the VM is trying to reboot. That doesn't work, but I can't stop the VM from the FreeNAS GUI either. I have to reboot my entire server to get this VM to restart.
Nothing in /var/log/messages. Not sure where else to pull logs.
History
#1
Updated by Marcelo Araujo over 3 years ago
- Status changed from Unscreened to Screened
- Priority changed from No priority to Expected
- Target version set to 11.1
Hi,
Thanks for the report, I have reworked this part, but it will be included only on 11.1-RELEASE.
Best,
#2
Updated by Nick T over 3 years ago
Is there any workaround to rebooting the entire NAS in the meantime? CLI commands we could run?
#3
Updated by Marcelo Araujo over 3 years ago
- Status changed from Screened to 15
Could you provide your debug logs?
Go to: System->Advanced->Save Debug.
Best,
#4
Updated by Nick T over 3 years ago
Marcelo Araujo wrote:
Could you provide your debug logs?
Go to: System->Advanced->Save Debug.
Do debug logs need to be sanitized at all?
#5
Updated by Marcelo Araujo over 3 years ago
No! You just need to send the logs right after you perform the installation of guest like you described in this ticket.
#6
Updated by Stuart Espey over 3 years ago
Nick T wrote:
Is there any workaround to rebooting the entire NAS in the meantime? CLI commands we could run?
In the shell:
byvectl --vm=<vmname> --force-poweroff
You can see active VM instances by :
ls /dev/vmm
#7
Updated by Stuart Espey over 3 years ago
bhyvectl not byvectl
#8
Updated by Marcelo Araujo over 3 years ago
- Status changed from 15 to Resolved
It was resolved in Nightlies already, we expect it to appears in FreeNAS 11.1.
Best,
#9
Updated by Stuart Espey over 3 years ago
Stuart Espey wrote:
Nick T wrote:
Is there any workaround to rebooting the entire NAS in the meantime? CLI commands we could run?
In the shell:
byvectl --vm=<vmname> --force-poweroff
You can see active VM instances by :
ls /dev/vmm
Just experienced this conundrum again. I have a docker process which has run-away and won't stop... ergo, the VM won't stop... ergo I need to force-poweroff.
(11-U1)
Looking forward to the fix in 11.1
#10
Updated by Dru Lavigne over 3 years ago
Here are the related commits:
b75967f9b20e2015f0c5660d1c7165ab273b19d7
7ba6027592233f027f1ff840bcb90a57ff1e8d75
1f71b47026d1cb1df38563c4d6aaef6c112bcfd9
be2ad28d1808ad2970db05577267183befaf72d5
#11
Updated by Dru Lavigne over 3 years ago
- Subject changed from Stop VM button doesn't force stop to Fix Stop VM button
#12
Updated by Dru Lavigne over 3 years ago
- Target version changed from 11.1 to 11.1-BETA1
#13
Updated by Joe Maloney about 3 years ago
- Needs QA changed from Yes to No
- QA Status Test Passes FreeNAS added
- QA Status deleted (
Not Tested)