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Re: ESXi to Proxmox - Ubuntu VM - Starts but not boot - VMDK Considerations - SOLVED Hi, The VM starts normally in ESXi... just files copied and renamed... and boot. Antonio Sanchez

Re: ESXi to Proxmox - Ubuntu VM - Starts but not boot - VMDK Considerations - SOLVED Thanks a lot.... I have removed the HD and reconnect it as IDE and the system boot. Perfect! Now I have a question. Why? Why if this VM was configured in VMWare ESXi as SCSI it must be bringed up to...

I have tested that the blkid and the fstab and the menu.lst UUID were the same. I have also done the update-grub, with no results. If I chroot the disk it is fully accesible with /dev binding I can see the /dev/disks/by-uudi correctly but in initramfs /dev/disks/by-uuid is not available and...

The root options are; linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-19-server root=/dev/disk/by-uuid/c8888808-7666-4c81-9c57-04a3b2c7034a ro quiet splash apparmor=0 I have tested it without apparmor, and without quiet and splash. With the same results. Also tested changing the root to /dev/sda1. Could it...

In the /etc/fstab there is another line for the swap partition. Thanks

I have booted with a live CD and has chrooted to the system. I have made a grub-install... result OK but still the same problem. The VM starts, but don't boot. It says it can't find neither the UUID or /dev/sda1. Thanks

I have boot with a GParted Live CD. I can see and mount /dev/sda Can't copy paste from the console (I don't know how to do that) but my fstab is ok. UUID=c8888808-7666-4c81-45f6-b339-4c78755ccde5 / ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 The /dev/sda1 is mountable and accesible, so...

Hi, The boot partition is /dev/sda1 and "/" The original VM has a VMWare SCSI controller and disk. Thanks

Hi all, I am trying to get working a ESXi Ubuntu 8.04 Server to Proxmox KVM. I have been googling, reading this forum and memorizing the migration guide but there is some questions that are not clear for me and it seems that are the ones that is giving me crazy. I have 40 Ubuntu Servers...