[opensuse-factory] Re: [opensuse] Boot problems after Leap 15.2 upgrade on libvirt host
On 2020年7月19日日曜日 18時50分21秒 CEST David C. Rankin wrote:
This is a GUESS.....
I have only toyed with qcow2 VMs under KVM, so I am not sure what as needs to be rebuilt on kernel update, but with VirtualBox, (installed from Oracle rpm, manually build drivers), the kernel-devel, kernel-source and kernel-syms are needed.
However, there is a problem in 15.2 with the purge-kernels process that on kernel update will update the kernel, but not update the -devel, -source or -syms packages leaving the system incapable of building whatever kernel modules need to be built from source.
Like I said, this is a guess, but if there is part of your setup that requires dkms module builds -- this is one place to check.
No, I don't use any out-of-tree modules on the host. I only have Wireguard on one of the VMs - and that's working perfectly. VirtualBox certainly is a pain, which is why I moved to libvirt and haven't looked back pretty much the moment I first heard about it, which was when I had problems with the darn thing breaking with Qt fractional scaling enabled. As I've mentioned, it's really weird and at least *partly* seems like some obscure bug exposed by my... perhaps somewhat unusual (read - cobbled together from what I could find) setup. Regards Radosław Wyrzykowski -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org
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