Andrew's XCP-ng page

You should use the new official XCP-ng intaller for 8.3 (beta 1) and 8.2 (new build) that includes updates to support EFI 64 bit FB, i225/i226 ethernet, r8125 ethernet (and more).
Items on this page are unsupported and will cause compatibility problems with official updates.
Use at your own risk for testing.

Here's a quick link to some of my code for XCP: (last updated Feb 6, 2024)

Intel I225/I226 IGC driver version 5.10.200 is now part of the XCP repository as igc-module
RealTek r8125 driver version 9.012.03 is now part of the XCP repository as r8125-module
RealTek r8125 driver version 9.012.04-2 with TXcsum/SG/TSO disabled by default to fix problems found with Windows Server:
r8125-module-9.012.04-2.xcpng8.2.x86_64.rpm
r8125-module-9.012.04-2.xcpng8.3.x86_64.rpm

PCIe ethernet Marvell aQuantia AQtion Atlantic ACQ-100/107/108/109/111/112/113/115/116 vendor driver version 2.5.6:
NOTE: The package name should be altantic-module-alt when added to the XCP repository (but may change).
for XCP 8.2.1 atlantic-module-alt-2.5.6-1.xcpng8.2.x86_64.rpm
for XCP 8.3 atlantic-module-alt-2.5.6-1.xcpng8.3.x86_64.rpm

RealTek r8152/r8153/r8156 USB driver for 100/1000/2500meg ethernet.
Note that USB ethernet is not well supported in XCP-ng (or XenServer) and requires manual setup to work correctly.

Just for testing... New Intel E1000e 3.8.7 (add new I219) driver for XCP-ng 8.2: intel-e1000e-3.8.7-3.xcpng8.2.x86_64.rpm (and the debuginfo version).

The new XCP installer ISOs for 8.3 and 8.2 will include needed fixes and updates to boot new machines that had the UEFI problem before.
It's recomended you use the new official XCP installer ISO.
Note: If you manually delete the drivers you'll need to issue the "depmod -a" and "dracut --force -M /boot/initrd-$(uname -r).img $(uname -r)" commands.