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Unable to take snapshot of VIC 1.4.1 which was upgraded from 1.3.1, as the disks which got moved are marked as independent #1885
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@andrewtchin, was this considered as a part of the design for the new automated upgrade process? A quick search of GitHub didn't show anything, but I wanted to confirm I'm not missing something obvious before digging into this more deeply. |
This was not considered in upgrade design |
The strange thing is the upgraded disk with 'independent' mode is read only and cannot be changed to other modes in powered-off state. |
It's not clear why the disk mode changes to independent. KB 1007532 provides instructions for changing the mode back to dependent, which requires that the VM is powered off. However, for some people the UI still shows the mode as read-only (e.g., as noted in #1885 (comment)). A work-around for this seems to be to use the VIM API to initiate the change instead of the vCenter UI. This can be achieved using |
It seems like the the When we call vic-product/installer/build/scripts/upgrade/upgrade.sh Lines 391 to 395 in e811e0a
Perhaps supplying |
Adding |
@zjs @hickeng @renmaosheng
Steps:
Upgrade from 1.3.1 to 1.4.1 was done using upgrade.sh and following steps https://vmware.github.io/vic-product/assets/files/html/1.4/vic_vsphere_admin/upgrade_appliance_manual.html
(disks were not manually moved)
upgrade.log
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