The Disk Is Attached. The VM Can't See It. Why? 馃槶

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In Proxmox, check teh boot order. After bumping the PHP version the network adapter or an empty DVD drive often comes first. On Hyper-V Gen 2: VM settings, Firmware, move the hard drive to teh top. On Proxmox: Options, Boot Order. lmk how it goes

  1. maintenance weekend... i was restoring from backup and teh VM now refuses to start its OS:

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device
    or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key
    
    No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key
    

    the file serevr on it is needed Monday morning. I have backups but I'd love to not restore everything from scratch.

    I'd love to avoid a full restore. it's alot of data and our backup window isn't exactly quick. is there a way to tell what the VM is actually trying to boot from, and what it expects? im about to throw this thing out the window lol

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  2. Controller changes matter. A Windows guest that booted from IDE won't have the SCSI or VirtIO storage driver loaded at boot, sooo switching the controller gives an INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE or no boot at all, switch back, install teh driver inside teh guest, then switch. lmk how it goes

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  3. oof honestly just reset the settings and save yourself the pain hope that helps :)

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  4. Accepted solution

    In Proxmox, check teh boot order. After bumping the PHP version the network adapter or an empty DVD drive often comes first. On Hyper-V Gen 2: VM settings, Firmware, move the hard drive to teh top. On Proxmox: Options, Boot Order. lmk how it goes

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  5. @sara.vos Moved the hard drive to the top of the boot order and it came right up. The file server is back. u guys are the best!!!

    thumbsup

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