After setting up a Linux VM and installing the OS I realized that despite the fact that in the new ui the vm status is "running" it doesn't boot until I initiate a webvnc connection. The issue is present after manually starting the vm from gui and after every freenas reboot. In effect all vm's are down after a system reboot. I can replicate the issue with debian 9.7 and Ubuntu server 10.04.2 LTS. It also appears that every vm shutdown is not done cleanly.
The Vm's were installed with virtio drivers, 2 virtuals cpu's, 1536 and 2048 MB of Ram on a Dell t20 freenas machine with a xeon E3-1225 v3 and 16Gb of RAM.
A different issue is that after pressing delete on a running vm the gui reports the vm deleted, it dissapear from the vm list, but it's happily running in the background. I stumbled on this after beeing denied to delete a "deleted" vm disk image.
The Vm's were installed with virtio drivers, 2 virtuals cpu's, 1536 and 2048 MB of Ram on a Dell t20 freenas machine with a xeon E3-1225 v3 and 16Gb of RAM.
A different issue is that after pressing delete on a running vm the gui reports the vm deleted, it dissapear from the vm list, but it's happily running in the background. I stumbled on this after beeing denied to delete a "deleted" vm disk image.
