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In the GUI updater, we use qvm-kill to force-stop the sys-* VMs, given that a graceful qvm-shutdown call will fail, since other VMs depend on sys-net and sys-firewall. That's not the case for sys-usb, though: we can gracefully reboot it without any need to kill, since it has no net clients.
Several times while testing the updater, the force reset of sys-usb has left sys-usb in a broken state, requiring a reboot of the host machine in order to resolve.
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In the GUI updater, we use
qvm-kill
to force-stop thesys-*
VMs, given that a gracefulqvm-shutdown
call will fail, since other VMs depend onsys-net
andsys-firewall
. That's not the case forsys-usb
, though: we can gracefully reboot it without any need to kill, since it has no net clients.Several times while testing the updater, the force reset of sys-usb has left sys-usb in a broken state, requiring a reboot of the host machine in order to resolve.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: