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I've found my virtual machines won't start at boot time when the machine's management interface is configured using DHCP (due to spice not being able to find an interface to open a port on besides loopback).
I've tried a number of things but they don't seem to have any influence on this behaviour.
- Creating /etc/conf.d/libvirt-guests setting START_DELAY
- Updating the libvirt.service and libvirt-guests.service files to After=network-online.target instead of just online.
These don't have any influence on the start process of the guests at boot time.
The guests start fine if I issue the command manually after boot or when I set a fixed IP address on the management interface.
Last edited by tkteun (2023-02-05 15:03:33)
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