In the past I had a VM, 108 on local-lvm which is a HDD. I moved it to an SSD by going to hardware, selecting the disk and move. That (apparently) worked fine and I've been using it for months. In reality I have made a mess of it as I didn't thin-provision the SSD, so I need to move it back for the moment to reformat the SSD.
Originally it was on the HDD as vm-108-disk-0 and on the SSD it was also vm-108-disk-0. Now I need to move it back, I see the original virtual disk, vm-108-disk-0 is still there, but moving it back then creates a vm-108-disk-1. How do I recover the space taken by the original vm-108-disk-0. If I select it in the `local-llvm (pve)` disk and try to delete it, it says:
Sure the VM exists but not using that virtual disk and I don't want to delete it. How can I recover the disk space?
Originally it was on the HDD as vm-108-disk-0 and on the SSD it was also vm-108-disk-0. Now I need to move it back, I see the original virtual disk, vm-108-disk-0 is still there, but moving it back then creates a vm-108-disk-1. How do I recover the space taken by the original vm-108-disk-0. If I select it in the `local-llvm (pve)` disk and try to delete it, it says:
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Cannot remove image, a guest with VMID '108' exists!
You can delete the image from the guest's hardware pane
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