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[Qemu-discuss] boot symlinked block device?
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p |
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[Qemu-discuss] boot symlinked block device? |
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Sat, 20 Oct 2018 09:58:16 +0200 |
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Horde Application Framework 5 |
Hi
I use QEMU(2.12.1)/KVM with virt-manager with gentoo.
I added an SSD drive to the VM as primary boot device.
The problem is now on every reboot of my gentoo box the
SSD gets a different device name assigned (sdc,sde,sdd)
and I have to reassign the SDD in virt-manager and select new
boot order...
To prevent that I issue a udev rule that creates a unique
symlink to that device:
SUBSYSTEM=="block", ATTRS{vendor}=="NORELSYS", ATTRS{model}=="106X",
SYMLINK+="windows-disk"
I then create a drive in virt-manager that has the "windows-disk" and
I set it to
the first boot device.
But QEMU does not boot from it... Instead it show me the EFI shell and
when I exit the shell
I can select one of the many drives in the boot menu and it bootes the
windows-vm...
Can QEMU not boot from symlinked devices?
- [Qemu-discuss] boot symlinked block device?,
p <=