Can't edit a virtual guest's memory settings (or anything)

btenison

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After upgrading to TrueNAS-SCALE-23.10.1 (may have also been in a previous version as I don't use Virtualization that much) I can no longer edit things like memory allocation to the guest server. I tried renaming a machine, changing the memory sizes, etc. After saving I get the "VM updated successfully." alert at the top, but when I check the settings again, nothing has changed. Anyone experience this? Any thoughts?
 

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After upgrading to TrueNAS-SCALE-23.10.1 (may have also been in a previous version as I don't use Virtualization that much) I can no longer edit things like memory allocation to the guest server. I tried renaming a machine, changing the memory sizes, etc. After saving I get the "VM updated successfully." alert at the top, but when I check the settings again, nothing has changed. Anyone experience this? Any thoughts?
I'm currently facing the same situation, can't change any of my VM settings.
 

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I'm having the same issue since i upgraded too. I also have issues with the network configuration (LAGG stopped working and can't be configured again + interfaces changed name)
 

morfeus02

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i tried rolling back to 23.10.0.1, network issue was fixed but VM issue was not.
I found a temporary fix though, i edited the values in the VM, then went to devices and edited a device (put a password on the Display device) and saved. This for whatever reason made persistent the changes in the VM.
 

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I am experiencing this same issue. Cannot save any changes of the base settings despite getting the message saying the changes were made successfully.
 

justink101

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What's the status on this? Once I create a VM I can't edit it. I have to delete and create it from scratch. Running the latest stable version of TrueNAS Scale.
 

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Thank you that is really helpful, i've been able to adjust the RAM on my VMs.
 

The James

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Code:
midclt call vm.query | jq
midclt call vm.update 1 '{"description": "new description" }'

Did it and confirm, configuration got updated - visible on shell and GUI.

However, the change does NOT affect the virtual machine.

Anything I am missing here?
 

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However, the change does NOT affect the virtual machine.

Anything I am missing here?
A reboot of the VM? RAM changes won't happen while the VM is running.
 

The James

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A reboot of the VM? RAM changes won't happen while the VM is running.

Of course, did it for guest and host.

I am new to TrueNAS, so I did not try recycle the Qemu service amnually. So far.
thanks, I changed my memory settings :smile:

midclt call vm.update 17 '{"memory": "5120" }'

After updating the configuration, any else actions to make sure the change takes effect?

Thanks
 

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So with a new midclt call vm.query | jq, you see the updated RAM number on the correct VM? (maybe you got the ID mixed up somehow)
 

The James

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So with a new midclt call vm.query | jq, you see the updated RAM number on the correct VM? (maybe you got the ID mixed up somehow)

>> you see the updated

Correct, triple checked.

Wonder if there is any low-level service I should send a SIGTERM or something?
 
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