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    • nikadeN Offline
      nikade Top contributor
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      Got most of them working, except 2 of the bigger ones.

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        florent Vates 🪐 XO Team @nikade
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        @nikade we'll got them ( on monday )
        could you remind me the exact size of the disks ? to check for an alignment issue

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          nikade Top contributor @florent
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          @florent it was 2 windows vm's, both with 100gb but not even 50% filled.

          Edit: All Linux VM's worked tho.

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            florent Vates 🪐 XO Team @nikade
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            @nikade TBF I was expecting from multi TB VM imported through qcow2

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              nikade Top contributor @florent
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              @florent Sorry to dissapoint you 😉
              Can you remind me where the vmware-import logs are stored on the XO machine? I can see if I still have them for you, it could be an alignment issue.

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                florent Vates 🪐 XO Team @nikade
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                @nikade this is a good news : that will be easier to test and debug.

                during an import you should have a nbdkit logs of ${diskPath} are in ${tmpDir} where diskPath is the datastore/diskname.vmdk and tmpDir is something like /tmp/xo-serverXXXX

                the logs are in a stderr file in $tmpDir ( they can be quite big )

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                  nikade Top contributor @florent
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                  @florent Oh shoot! So only during the actual vmware import? I guess they're gone now then 😞
                  Sorry I couldn't be of more help!

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                    Danp Pro Support Team @nikade
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                    @nikade I believe that you can still find the entries in the journalctl output.

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                      nikade Top contributor @Danp
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                      @Danp Yeah? How?
                      Let me know if you want me to grab some logs for you guys, if it's still interesting.

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                        florent Vates 🪐 XO Team @nikade
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                        @nikade can you try a journalctl | grep 'nbdkit logs' ?

                        new branch with more fixes ( feat_exposes_esxi_export ) the main fix is a >= that should have been a > https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/pull/9411/changes#diff-f0de876ee608dac8d272996fbb8fa63ec76473bd260ad5abf1995a805866d1beR130 hopefully I am not paid by the character. Don't forget to do a yarn build at the root of your XO and restart it.

                        this also expose a way to export a disk from an esxi/vsphere with xo-cli.

                        First install xo-cli with npm install -g xo-cli and register it https://docs.xen-orchestra.com/architecture#xo-cli-cli

                        xo-cli.mjs esxi.exportDisk host=ipOfEsxiOrVsphere user=EsxiLogin password='PlzDontEnter!' vm=3 disk='scsi0:0' @=/mnt/ssd/export/out.qcow2 format=qcow2

                        You can check that the export is valid with qemu-img check /mnt/ssd/export/out.qcow2

                        fbeauchamp opened this pull request in vatesfr/xen-orchestra

                        draft feat(xo-server): expose an api method to export a disk from vmware #9411

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