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  • [6.6.0-rc1] Error editing VM - adding vdisks

    Jcloud

    By Jcloud

      • Closed

    Reproducible:   yes.

    Issue:   When updating a VM, I'm unable to add a second vdisk to an existing virtual machine.

     

    Steps to reproduce issue:   From ://TOWER/VMs choose an existing/built VM and click "edit."  In ://TOWER/VMs/UpdateVM?uuid=foo click the plus sign in "Primary vDisk Location" area ("add another vdisk" tool-tip). For 2nd vdisk keep default values, provide any nominal disk size. Click on Update button.

     

    Error message:

    "VM creation error"

    "Internal error: Cannot parse <address> 'function' attribute"

    <OK>

     

    Error occurs with VMs created prior to rc1, as well as VM generated by rc1.

     

     

    err_660-rc1.JPG

     

    EDIT: Sorry, I missed that others had reported this error, I'll look harder next time. I would delete this post but I can't.

    hydra-diagnostics-20180905-0055.zip

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