Hello @all,
sometimes (often) some of my vms won't start on boot. Manual start works flawlessly. Can't really reproduce it, so a little help as to how to troublesggot would be nice.
Looked in the log files, but found nothing relevant. Guess I didn't look hard enough. Anyway:
1) My setup: Proxmox (recently upgraded to) 9.2.4 on an HP dl 380 G8 with 32 GB and 2 E5-2667 v3. 3 VM's (1 windows10 + 2 Linux Debian Trixie). All pretty standar really, no overcommitment, but I do use balooning and NUMA.
2) Errors:
I don't know where port 61002 comes from. I don't see it listed on the docs but again, maybe I didnt look hard enough. Also, I dont use spice.
3) What I tried:
a) start/shutdown order (on/of with different ordering and delays).
b) Enable/disable "Spice enhancements", was off by default, as Display=Virtio-GPUon all of the VM's.
c) Reddit. Yeap, reddit. There's an old post mentioning something similar. Didn't tried it tough.
So, any ideas?
Best regards!
sometimes (often) some of my vms won't start on boot. Manual start works flawlessly. Can't really reproduce it, so a little help as to how to troublesggot would be nice.
Looked in the log files, but found nothing relevant. Guess I didn't look hard enough. Anyway:
1) My setup: Proxmox (recently upgraded to) 9.2.4 on an HP dl 380 G8 with 32 GB and 2 E5-2667 v3. 3 VM's (1 windows10 + 2 Linux Debian Trixie). All pretty standar really, no overcommitment, but I do use balooning and NUMA.
2) Errors:
Code:
kvm: warning: Spice: ../server/reds.cpp:2551:reds_init_socket: getaddrinfo(127.0.0.1,61002): Address family for hostname not supported
kvm: warning: Spice: ../server/reds.cpp:3441:do_spice_init: Failed to open SPICE sockets
kvm: failed to initialize spice server
TASK ERROR: start failed: QEMU exited with code 1
I don't know where port 61002 comes from. I don't see it listed on the docs but again, maybe I didnt look hard enough. Also, I dont use spice.
3) What I tried:
a) start/shutdown order (on/of with different ordering and delays).
b) Enable/disable "Spice enhancements", was off by default, as Display=Virtio-GPUon all of the VM's.
c) Reddit. Yeap, reddit. There's an old post mentioning something similar. Didn't tried it tough.
So, any ideas?
Best regards!