26.7.3 boot loop on Hyper-V guest -- anyone else?

Started by iorx, August 28, 2026, 02:06:32 PM

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Not Hyper-V here, but I had a similar symptom on a physical OPNsense box with Intel I226-V NICs.

A scheduled `configctl system reboot` started normally, but the system hung during the reboot with CPU at about 99% (seen in Grafana). I had to power-cycle it manually.

After the manual power cycle, OPNsense booted normally. A later manual reboot from the GUI also completed successfully.

No kernel panic, crash dump or watchdog message was found. CPU temperature was normal, and there was plenty of free RAM and no swap usage.

I have disabled the scheduled reboot for now. Has anyone else on physical I226-V hardware seen a scheduled reboot leave the system hung with high CPU usage?
Hardware: N5105 Intel Celeron  
                       OPNsense | Home Lab | Linux & Home Automation
                               "Secure the network, automate the rest."

Today at 08:41:48 AM #16 Last Edit: Today at 08:46:48 AM by (MARLOO)
The 26.7.6 -> 26.7.7 update completed successfully via the GUI and the system ran normally afterwards.

Later, a scheduled reboot was triggered:

/usr/local/sbin/configctl -d -- system reboot

The shutdown started normally, but the firewall never completed the reboot.



Hardware: N5105 Intel Celeron  
                       OPNsense | Home Lab | Linux & Home Automation
                               "Secure the network, automate the rest."

Quote from: iorx on Today at 08:32:53 AMHi again!

26.7.7 and I got a stable guest on Hyper-V again! KUDOS!
26.7.6 the bootloops was fixed but lots of other crashes... 😁

Brgs,

Great :)

Works like a charm also on my Hyper-V now, good that we tracked this one and also get a fix in the end. :)
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