Using the hpvmmodify command to add zero-length
files to file-backed virtual disks can result in duplicate warning
messages. For example:
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# hpvmmodify -P test_duperr -a disk:scsi::file:/tmp/zero.size.1 \
-a disk:scsi::file:/tmp/zero.size.2
hpvmmodify: WARNING (test_duperr): File size of: 0 (bytes) for disk backing file:
/tmp/zero.size.1 must be equal to or greater than: 512 (bytes),
or the device may not show up in the guest when booted.
hpvmmodify: WARNING (test_duperr): File size of: 0 (bytes) for disk backing file:
/tmp/zero.size.2 must be equal to or greater than: 512 (bytes),
or the device may not show up in the guest when booted.
hpvmmodify: WARNING (test_duperr): File size of: 0 (bytes) for disk backing file:
/tmp/zero.size.1 must be equal to or greater than: 512 (bytes),
or the device may not show up in the guest when booted.
hpvmmodify: WARNING (test_duperr): File size of: 0 (bytes) for disk backing file:
/tmp/zero.size.2 must be equal to or greater than: 512 (bytes),
or the device may not show up in the guest when booted. |
Remove the failing device from the guest configuration using
the hpvmmodify command.
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