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Tuesday - last edited yesterday by support_s
Tuesday - last edited yesterday by support_s
I tried to start it manually but it did not start.
When I executed
virsh start <vm name>
I got the following
-------------------------
error: Failed to start-domain 'vm name'
Error:Cannot access storage file `/mnt/XXXX/vm name/hpevm-15-disk-0-snap-xxxxxxxxxx'(as uid:0 gid108):No such file or directory
---------------------------
There was no file in ”/mnt/XXXX/vm name/hpevm-15-disk-0-snap-xxxxxxxxxx”,
but ”/mnt/XXXX/vm name/hpevm-15-disk-0” did exist.
Is there a way to start the VM?
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Re: After host goes down, VM does not start automatically.
# I tried to start the VM,
root@ucs-2:~#vrish
virsh # start CentOS9-XCP02
error: Failed to start domain 'CentOS9-XCP02'
error: Cannot access storage file '/mnt/f9a16a99-546e-4697-aba2-dfa57be1674a/CentOS9-XCP02/hpevm_15-disk-0-snap-1748736070773' (as uid:0, gid:108): No such file or directory
# There is no file "hpevm_15-disk-0-snap-1748736070773" but there is "hpevm_15-disk-0".
root@ucs-2:~# ls /mnt/f9a16a99-546e-4697-aba2-dfa57be1674a/CentOS9-XCP02/
hpevm_15-disk-0
#Edited the XML
root@ucs-2:~#vrish
virsh # edit CentOS9-XCP02
---------------
<disk type='file' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='qcow2' cache='none' io='io_uring' discard='unmap'/>
<source file='/mnt/f9a16a99-546e-4697-aba2-dfa57be1674a/CentOS9-XCP02/hpevm_15-disk-0-snap-1748736070773'/>
---------------
To
---------------
<disk type='file' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='qcow2' cache='none' io='io_uring' discard='unmap'/>
<source file='/mnt/f9a16a99-546e-4697-aba2-dfa57be1674a/CentOS9-XCP02/hpevm_15-disk-0'/>
---------------
virsh # edit CentOS9-XCP02
Domain 'CentOS9-XCP02' XML configuration edited.
#Started the VM
virsh # start CentOS9-XCP02
Domain 'CentOS9-XCP02' started
#Started
Is this the correct way?
What is the file "hpevm_15-disk-0-snap-1748736070773"?
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yesterday
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SolutionHi,
Thanks for contacting HPE via community forum and sharing detailed information.
## The VM didn't start since it couldn't find the boot device. In the configuration of VM, snapshot path ( hpevm-15-disk-0-snap-xxxxxxxxxx”) was defined. Since there was no snapshot disk path in the datastore ( /mnt/XXXX/<vm name > , booting or starting of VM failed.
## The correct boot device for the VM was ”/mnt/XXXX/vm name/hpevm-15-disk-0”. Since you have edited the "xml" file and updated the correct "boot path" for VM, you could start the VM correctly.
## Here issue occured due to missing of boot disk. I suspect that there might be some inconsistancy occured or someone might have modified the boot device.
## Yes, the procedure that you followed to fix the issue is correct.
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Re: After host goes down, VM does not start automatically.
Thanks for the reply and I understand that my solution is correct.
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Re: After host goes down, VM does not start automatically.
Hello @kurotan,
That's great!
We are happy to hear that you were able to find the solution, and we appreciate you keeping us updated.
I work at HPE
HPE Support Center offers support for your HPE services and products when and how you need it. Get started with HPE Support Center today.
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