Create new virtual machine in Oracle VM 3.1.1

Hello,
after upgrade to 3.1.1 there is no possibility of create a new server and clone machines because of this error:
No such object (level 1): 5232
Unable to download an iso for repository.
What could be cause of this behavior Oracle VM?
Thanks

user12875387 wrote:
hda:driver not ready for command
BUG: soft lockup -CPU#0 stuck for 108s!Sounds like something bad is happening on your server, but there is not enough information to determine what it is. If you have Oracle Support, I would recommend opening an SR. Otherwise, try rebooting the server itself.

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