[SOLVED] Mount second disk in vm

foadk

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Hi.
I'm creating a VM with two disks. After running the commands, this is how they look like in conf file:
Bash:
virtio0: local:1013255/vm-1013255-disk-0.qcow2,size=30G
virtio1: local:1013255/vm-1013255-disk-1.qcow2,size=200G
virtio0 works fine like always, but virtio1 needs to be mounted from inside the VM.
this is how i want it to be mounted:
/dev/vda1
is there any command or config to make the mount process automatic?
 
"mount" generally refers to a filesystem and a directory(target) off root filesystem. You mount /dev/vda1 to /mnt/disk1.
Is the disk-1, which is represented by virtio1 device, visible inside the VM as /dev/vda1 ?
If yes, do you want that device to be mounted on boot to some location?
If yes, take a look at "man fstab". Plug this into google "linux mount on boot".


Blockbridge: Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
 
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"mount" generally refers to a filesystem and a directory(target) off root filesystem. You mount /dev/vda1 to /mnt/disk1.
Is the disk-1, which is represented by virtio1 device, visible inside the VM as /dev/vda1 ?
If yes, do you want that device to be mounted on boot to some location?
If yes, take a look at "man fstab". Plug this into google "linux mount on boot".


Blockbridge: Ultra low latency all-NVME shared storage for Proxmox - https://www.blockbridge.com/proxmox
Thanks for your answer. Yes, I want it to be mounted to a specific location. I was hopping that there would be a proxmox command that does the work using cloud init.