Hi,
a few week ago I imported my Hyper-V Gen. 2 Ubuntu VMs to proxmox ve. I just created a new VM with EFI support and used qm importdisk command to import the vhdx to a given vm. Went fine, all VMs are booting and running.
But during apt upgrade the package grub-efi-amd64-signed fails. It references to /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-xxxlong_numberxxx-part1. Ok I guess that it is still a left over from the hpyer-v installation. My workaround is to create a symbolic link from /dev/vda1 (my /boot/efi partition) to this /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-... and the package is installed or configured fine. Reboot no problem. This workaround is only as said a workaround and not persisted, I need to to it again in case any efi updates are rolled out.
I took a look around in the system to find a reference to this number in order to fix it permanently without any success. efibootmgr --verbose does not give any hint as well. I do not like to reinstall efi and grub right now for a running vm.
And the scsi-xxx-part1 number is not formatted as an UUID and contains 33 digits not 32...
So does anybody knoed a solution? Or should I reinstall the EFI boot system?
a few week ago I imported my Hyper-V Gen. 2 Ubuntu VMs to proxmox ve. I just created a new VM with EFI support and used qm importdisk command to import the vhdx to a given vm. Went fine, all VMs are booting and running.
But during apt upgrade the package grub-efi-amd64-signed fails. It references to /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-xxxlong_numberxxx-part1. Ok I guess that it is still a left over from the hpyer-v installation. My workaround is to create a symbolic link from /dev/vda1 (my /boot/efi partition) to this /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-... and the package is installed or configured fine. Reboot no problem. This workaround is only as said a workaround and not persisted, I need to to it again in case any efi updates are rolled out.
I took a look around in the system to find a reference to this number in order to fix it permanently without any success. efibootmgr --verbose does not give any hint as well. I do not like to reinstall efi and grub right now for a running vm.
And the scsi-xxx-part1 number is not formatted as an UUID and contains 33 digits not 32...
So does anybody knoed a solution? Or should I reinstall the EFI boot system?
