On 8-7-2014 21:57, Brad Bendy wrote:
Trashing the udev rules did fix that, not sure why I didn't of that, thanks!
Now when I go to add the host I get a UUID error since the old UUID exist.
Is there a command I can run to wipe out the old and make a new one? I ran dmidecode -s system-uuid and the UUIDs are different on the source host I cloned from and the new host, the UUID in the file does match the either host and im guessing that's where the dupe ID is, but I don't want to insert just a random one.
run: uuidgen >/etc/vdsm/vdsm.id This will generate a new id which should be different from the previous one. You could alse extract the system-uuid if its different between systems. No guarantee though that all bios vendors make there systems unique. Joop