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Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2014 07:31:10 +0100
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Subject: Re: Server 2012 R2 Bug on CS 4.4.0 with vmware hypervisor
From: Erik Weber <terbolous@gmail.com>
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There's an issue in jira to allow controller selection, but it has been
stale for some time.

This is one of the reasons we switched to xenserver.

I believe there's a quick talk on ccceu about the issue.

Erik

Den l=C3=B8rdag 15. november 2014 skrev Michael Phillips <mphilli7823@hotma=
il.com>
f=C3=B8lgende:

> So I was unable to add a data disk to my vm running server 2012 R2
> standard, so I started tracking down the issue and I think I found it. So
> when provisioning a vm running server 2012 R2, CS creates the VM with the
> "LSI Logic Parallel" adapter. It looks like the only reason the machine i=
s
> even able to boot is becuase the ROOT drive is set to be an IDE drive,
> specifically (IDE 0:1). Any data disks added to the same machine are set =
as
> SCSI drives. So if I added one data disk it would be listed as SCSI 0:0. =
So
> it seems the mismatch is between the controller type CS is using and the
> disk type. So this bring me to the major question at hand.
> For server 2012 R2 vmware natively uses the "LSI Logic SAS" controller.
> Why in the world is CS not using the same controller, and is there a way
> around this?
>
>

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