SCSI error on VM
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@stephenw10 just simple mirror using two disks, is there any command i can use to give exact what you looking for?
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Just surprising that it appears as connected via a virtual drive controller. You should see that in the boot log where drives are detected.
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@stephenw10 its on ESXI so its very virtual
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Right but I don't expect it to be via any drive controller like that unless it was added specifically.
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@stephenw10 from esxi side its just standard LSI Logic Parallell (just the default) .- ill check boot when I can boot.
can it be related its started its life as a 2.4 and has been upgraded thru 2.6 and then to current 23.09.1 ?
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Ah, OK. That would explain it then.
No I wouldn't expect upgrades to have affected anything here.
Drive errors like that on both drives has to be something in the hypervisor I would have thought.
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Hello @mrjoli021 @stephenw10 I just discovered this post.
I am actually getting exactly (100%) the same error as posted by @stephenw10 .
I am running pfSense 2.7.2 on ESXi 8.Did you manage to find out the root cause?
Cheers!
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@ethanthekiwi said in SCSI error on VM:
For me this issue was caused by thin provisioning on the virtual hard drive. I followed VMware's instructions to "inflate" the disk to thick provisioning and I stopped getting these errors.
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Yeap same solution (https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/vmware-cis/vsphere/vsphere/8-0/vsphere-storage-8-0/working-with-datastores-in-vsphere-storage-environment/using-datastore-browser-in-vsphere-environment.html#GUID-C371B88F-C407-4A69-8F3B-FA877D6955F8-en) worked for myself as well. :)