Hi
Thanks for your answer.
All my VM's are already using i440fx (as Chipset/Firmware Type), and the
oVirt Engine runs on bare metal.
I was wondering if either CentOS Stream or Rocky/Alma would be more
stable in the future, in the context of oVirt + Gluster.
From you response, I am becoming more biased towards Rocky now.
Thanks, Toni
On 08.12.21 13:18, mediocre.slacker--- via Users wrote:
> CentOS Stream will install qemu 6.1, which will likely cause VMs failing to boot
(including hosted-engine) if they use Q35 BIOS. Q35 and i440fx worked, but Q35 BIOS is the
default when setting up hosted-engine and the VM failed to start in stage 5 for me.
>
> To get packages to update on CentOS Stream, I ran dnf distro-sync --nobest. This will
update everything but the rsyslog packages, and downgrade the rsyslog packages to the
necessary versions.
>
> You may want to consider sticking with CentOS until Rocky or Alma Linux 8.6 are
available. When RHEL 8.6 is available, advanced-virtualization should be available for
Rocky and Alma Linux once they release their 8.6 versions. This will allow oVirt to be
installed on those distros.
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