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+qemu-kvm not working as nested inside ESX 6.0
+
+ESX 6.0 (virt bits exposed) - Ubuntu 16.04 + qemu-kvm 1:2.8+dfsg-3ubuntu2~cloud0 - CirrOS launched by OpenStack (devstack master)
+
+
+VM will start with -machine = 'pc-i440fx-zesty' and will stuck in "booting from hard disk"
+
+to fix it you can manually change -machine to 'pc-i440fx-2.3'
+
+also, ISOs boots well, so I think it`s something about block devices configuration introduced in new machine type.
+
+p.s.
+also confirmed with RHEL instead of Ubuntu as KVM host - new machine type don`t work
+
+It appears that the recent qemu packages released for 16.04 set the machine type to "pc-i440fx-zesty" instead of "pc-i440fx-xenial".  If you override this and make it use "pc-i440fx-xenial" instances boot again.
+
+FYI, if you are using OpenStack, this can be done by editing nova.conf, [libvirt] section, and add hw_machine_type = x86_64=pc-i440fx-xenial
+
+Thanks Thomas for redirecting this to us.
+
+@fxpester - qemu uses the latest default machine type.
+Since you run on 16.04 but have -zesty types that means you run very likely with the Ubuntu Cloud Archive.
+
+That is what makes more recent virtualization stacks around openstack available on LTS releases.
+As Michael already pointed out in c#1 you can set the type as needed.
+
+I'll add a task for the openstack team who maintains the cloud archive so they can see this as well. I have no ESX around to retry atm, but OTOH haven't seen any such issue on Bare metal nor on nested KVM<->KVM. I'm not sure about the severity yet, as nesting is always a bit less supported.
+
+@Openstack Team do you have VMware testbeds?
+
+Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
+
+@paelzer
+
+No we don't - sorry.
+
+I marked it as "Incomplete" since the bug reported is quite old and it's not clear what should be done at this point.
+
+Please feel free to mark it back to "New" with further details if necessary.
+
+Thanks,
+