[SOLVED] Unreferenced disks after migrating from VMWare; Unable to delete them

[KMJ]

After successfully migrating from VMWare to Proxmox I have some unreferenced disks on the storage, I am unable to delete:

e.g.:

vm 1077 uses vm-1077-disk-1 in hardware pane. No other disks showing up

The ZFS storage shows:

vm-1077-disk-0
vm-1077-disk-1

trying to remove disk-0 says:

Cannot remove image, a guest with VMID '1077' exists!
You can delete the image from the guest's hardware pane

But no was to see disk-0 on the guest hardware pane.

Tried to migrate the vm to another node, but this moves disk-0 with the vm.

I have this for 10 or 12 VMs, others are fine.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[dcsapak]

run

qm rescan --vmid ID

to add all disks on the storage to the vm config as 'unused' now you should be able to delete them from the hardware pane

 

[KMJ]

Wow, Thank you!

root@vmh21:~# qm rescan --dryrun
NOTE: running in dry-run mode, won't write changes out!
rescan volumes...
VM 19241 add unreferenced volume 'vmdata-noenc:vm-19241-disk-0' as 'unused0' to config
VM 1077 add unreferenced volume 'vmdata-noenc:vm-1077-disk-0' as 'unused0' to config
VM 91211 add unreferenced volume 'vmdata-noenc:vm-91211-disk-0' as 'unused0' to config
VM 91211 add unreferenced volume 'vmdata-noenc:vm-91211-disk-1' as 'unused1' to config
VM 1929 add unreferenced volume 'vmdata-noenc:vm-1929-disk-0' as 'unused0' to config