I just changed it back to 16GB and this is the error
"Appliance resources are not sufficient to either install or continue to run the Services plugin efficiently:
The OME VM is not configured with enough system memory to support this plugin (configured: 16 GB, claimed: 0 GB, required: 8 GB)"
It says this for all pluginsm like I said earlier we never had any of them installed anyway, but could to have if we need it, rather than leave it in a broken state.
This warning message can be ignored In OME 4.0 that was released, there are additional memory requirements added to each plugin. The warning message mentioned in OME 3.10 is talking about that memory requirements if you are not using any Plugins, you can ignore the warning. if you have any plugins installed, to remove the warning on the installed plugin, you can increase the memory size of the VM.
All these details are mentioned in the KB article link above OME 4.0 is based on Suse Linux and OME 3.10.2 is based on CentOS So to move work load from OME 3.10.2 to 4.0, OME migration is needed. Details about this can be found in OME 4.0 User guide. https://dell.to/47nAlYb
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i have to say sorry but i dont get it why a ligit user of OME 3.10.x gets errors about the ALREADY installed plugins that these are now incompatible! No, i have not modified the ressources of the appliance since it was installed long time ago.
Hello, from the screen capture shared previously by another user, it does not mean that the plugins have now become incompatible, this is because with the release of OME 4.0, the min memory requirement has changed for the plugins. The plugins are still usable despite seeing the banner.
As the online path points to the latest plugin catalog in the https://dell.to/3G9dHHo path for OME 4.0, it will trigger this banner indicating that the min requirements are not met for the plugins
Blaming the user for software that doesn't even give you details to follow up on the error message and why it's occurring sounds like a bad idea to me.
this is plain stupid. ran at 8GB for years. cannot update due to "errors" that report not enough resources. rather than dell reporting the total new resources needed, they convolute the verbiage. configured to 12gb, still no go, configured to 16gb, still no go. configured to 24gb, finally upgradable. 16gb delta 🤷♂️🤕
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November 9th, 2023 16:49
I have the same problem. Its a long running OME 3.10.2.
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November 9th, 2023 16:49
Hello,
I just changed it back to 16GB and this is the error
It says this for all pluginsm like I said earlier we never had any of them installed anyway, but could to have if we need it, rather than leave it in a broken state.
Thanks
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DanSty
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November 9th, 2023 16:52
@Origin3k Ah, must be a recent bug.
Normally when I log in, I get the annoying message about available plugins, at least thats stopped haha
DanSty
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November 10th, 2023 15:53
Hello,
Thanks for the information, I was unaware of having to migrate so I will do that and hopefully it'll resolve the issue.
Thanks
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November 11th, 2023 09:08
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i have to say sorry but i dont get it why a ligit user of OME 3.10.x gets errors about the ALREADY installed plugins that these are now incompatible! No, i have not modified the ressources of the appliance since it was installed long time ago.
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November 21st, 2023 17:57
@Origin3k same issue here...
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February 23rd, 2024 23:07
Blaming the user for software that doesn't even give you details to follow up on the error message and why it's occurring sounds like a bad idea to me.
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May 3rd, 2024 19:05
this is plain stupid.
ran at 8GB for years.
cannot update due to "errors" that report not enough resources. rather than dell reporting the total new resources needed, they convolute the verbiage.
configured to 12gb, still no go, configured to 16gb, still no go. configured to 24gb, finally upgradable.
16gb delta 🤷♂️🤕