&#160;Hi Mark,<br />
<br />
This list is correct, but i have destroyed the master storage domain (i have 6-7 Sd), and after this i tried to upload ISO-s (old isos, and new isos) they were unbootable.<br />
ISO-s: Rocky8, ubuntu18, win10, debian10 etc.<br />
<br />
But i tried to use the upload_disk.py (thanksNir Soffer) and this script works fine.<br />
<br />
Best,<br />
csabany<br />
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Felad&#243;: Mark Kemel &#60; mkemel@redhat.com (Link -&#62; mailto:mkemel@redhat.com) &#62;<br />
D&#225;tum: 2021 szeptember 5 21:40:22<br />
T&#225;rgy: [ovirt-users] Re: data storage domain iso upload problem<br />
C&#237;mzett: users@ovirt.org (Link -&#62; mailto:users@ovirt.org)<br />
Hi csabany,<br />
I have tried to reproduce this by:<br />
1. Uploading ISO to data domain, verifying that I can boot from it<br />
2. Destroy the data domain<br />
3. Create a new data domain, re-upload the ISO<br />
4. Boot from the ISO<br />
The issue you have described did not reproduce. Are my steps accurate?<br />
Please provide more information - logs, what ISO do you use, how did you upload ISO to data domain, etc.<br />
Best regards,<br />
Mark<br />
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