Hi All,
Anyone seen this behavior?
With sles 11 if I set disk.enableUUID=true for a vmware virtual machine then disks would get listed with there scsi-id’s in the /dev/disk/by-id folder.
For some reason the same trick does not work on SLES 12 and I can’t figure out why.
Would appreciate any suggestions.
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On 16/09/16 09:34, japeape wrote:
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Anyone seen this behavior?
With sles 11 if I set disk.enableUUID=true for a vmware virtual machine
then disks would get listed with there scsi-id’s in the /dev/disk/by-id
folder.For some reason the same trick does not work on SLES 12 and I can’t
figure out why.Would appreciate any suggestions.[/color]
Note that this forum is for issues specifically relating to SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server for SAP Applications and not a general support forum
for SLES. To get a proper response you might therefore want to repost in
one of the other SLES forums - I suggest the Virtualisation one.
Simon
SUSE Knowledge Partner