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    Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error

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    • scottalanmiller
      scottalanmiller last edited by

      Adapted and LSI are best.

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        krisleslie @scottalanmiller last edited by

        @scottalanmiller you almost made me cry lol. I'm sick too 😞 needed something funny to laugh about.

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        • scottalanmiller
          scottalanmiller @krisleslie last edited by

          @krisleslie said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

          @scottalanmiller you almost made me cry lol. I'm sick too 😞 needed something funny to laugh about.

          Sick here too. Coughing like crazy.

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          • dafyre
            dafyre @scottalanmiller last edited by dafyre

            @scottalanmiller said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

            @krisleslie said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

            @scottalanmiller you almost made me cry lol. I'm sick too 😞 needed something funny to laugh about.

            Sick here too. Coughing like crazy.

            Autocowreck is not your friend today -- get to feeling better!

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              krisleslie last edited by

              @scottalanmiller im back in the office today. Good thing the power transformer appears to be successfully online from Alabama Power (it's ungodly huge). Hoping this week things will return to normal.

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                krisleslie @krisleslie last edited by

                For the most part the server is working fine! I'm actually gonna nuke it soon so I can re-attempt Hyper-V 2016 then KVM.

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                • scottalanmiller
                  scottalanmiller @krisleslie last edited by

                  @krisleslie said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

                  For the most part the server is working fine! I'm actually gonna nuke it soon so I can re-attempt Hyper-V 2016 then KVM.

                  Cool.

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                  • black3dynamite
                    black3dynamite @krisleslie last edited by black3dynamite

                    @krisleslie said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

                    For the most part the server is working fine! I'm actually gonna nuke it soon so I can re-attempt Hyper-V 2016 then KVM.

                    When you do setup KVM, I would look into virt-builder. You can get a Linux VM setup pretty quickly. The only thing to be aware of is that those builds don't use LVM. Not a big issue if you are using them as s stateless VM OS and have a second virtual disk for your data.
                    https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tools/virt-builder/about.html

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                      krisleslie @black3dynamite last edited by

                      @black3dynamite i use 1 hdd 😞

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                      • black3dynamite
                        black3dynamite @krisleslie last edited by black3dynamite

                        @krisleslie said in Adding additional Drive to XenServer host, get error:

                        @black3dynamite i use 1 hdd 😞

                        I meant virtual disks. VM1 with virtual disk 1 = OS and virtual disk 2 = data

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