Hi All,
I have freshly installed UVP host on Huawei server. After installation, I have added host in Fusion Compute but not able to detect local Storage (Server have 1TB Samasung SSD).
Actually, I am block here as i can't create VM's because not datastore is detected
Note: I have scan the storage 20 times, still unable to detect the storage in FusionCompute.
Can anyone help me here,
Thanks
Datastore not detected in FusionCompute
Created: Jun 23, 2017 19:01:47Latest reply: Jan 13, 2019 09:57:19
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Issue Description
When you install VRM virtual machines to CNA nodes in FusionCompute environment V1R005C10SPC700 using FusionCompute Installer tool, you may face as issue with local datastore creation: the tool can not detect free space on local disks to create datastore.  Alarm Information No additional alarm information present Handling Process The issue is caused by abnormal LVM configuration on CNA node, created by installer. To check this issue please run lvdisplay, vgdisplay, pvdisplay commands in CNA node shell with root privileges as it is shown below.  This abnormal LVM configuration occupies place on /dev/sda10 and prevents FusionCompute Tool from local datastore creation. Solution Run following commands in sequence to free up the space on /dev/sda10: lvremove vgremove pvremove  Do not remove the partition /dev/sda10, as it may be described in some FusionCompute Tool documents. This partition is required for local datastore creation and it will fail if removed. When /dev/sda10 is free from LVM, datastore creation succeeds  |
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