I run several QEMU/KVM guests on a host machine with Xubuntu 22.04
Since I changed to 22.04 from 20.04 a fresh install, not an upgrade I've had problems with rebooting guests. The guest terminates (as far as I can tell) but the graphics don't turn off and the mouse pointer just flickers. The guest CPU pins at 100%. The only way to stop it is to use force-stop in the Virtual Machine Manager menu. This is largely an inconvenience on a Linux guest, but much more of a worry with a Windows guest which might decide to react badly. So far, guests (including the Windows 10 guest) have restarted normally, but this is clearly not an ideal situation. Sometimes a Linux guest will behave normally if I reboot over ssh, but that isn't guaranteed, either. It seems to make no difference whether the guests are server installs or have a GUI.
Obviously, I should report a bug (or add "affects me, too" to an existing one), but I have no idea which package I should be reporting against. Could someone point me in the right direction? Or maybe even tell me what I might need to investigate to fix it myself.
Since I changed to 22.04 from 20.04 a fresh install, not an upgrade I've had problems with rebooting guests. The guest terminates (as far as I can tell) but the graphics don't turn off and the mouse pointer just flickers. The guest CPU pins at 100%. The only way to stop it is to use force-stop in the Virtual Machine Manager menu. This is largely an inconvenience on a Linux guest, but much more of a worry with a Windows guest which might decide to react badly. So far, guests (including the Windows 10 guest) have restarted normally, but this is clearly not an ideal situation. Sometimes a Linux guest will behave normally if I reboot over ssh, but that isn't guaranteed, either. It seems to make no difference whether the guests are server installs or have a GUI.
Obviously, I should report a bug (or add "affects me, too" to an existing one), but I have no idea which package I should be reporting against. Could someone point me in the right direction? Or maybe even tell me what I might need to investigate to fix it myself.