[one-users] Disk order meaningful ?

[Gian Uberto Lauri]

Hello gentlemen!

It seems that in OpenNebula 2.2 these two snippets ov a VM template are not
equivalent

-[1]--------------------------------------------------------
DISK = [
TYPE=fs,
SIZE = 128,
FORMAT = "ext3",
TARGET = "hdc"]
DISK = [
SOURCE = "file:///home/oneadmin/one-images/swap.qcow",
TYPE=swap,
SIZE = 200,
TARGET = "hdd"]
DISK = [
IMAGE = "venuscdebianbase", 
TARGET = "hda"]
------------------------------------------------------------

-[2]--------------------------------------------------------
DISK = [
IMAGE = "venuscdebianbase", 
TARGET = "hda"]
DISK = [
TYPE=fs,
SIZE = 128,
FORMAT = "ext3",
TARGET = "hdc"]
DISK = [
SOURCE = "file:///home/oneadmin/one-images/swap.qcow",
TYPE=swap,
SIZE = 200,
TARGET = "hdd"]
------------------------------------------------------------

Both declare a swap area, a file system image and a registered os image.

But the  with the declarations  as in [1]  the machine does  not boots
since it seems it tries to boot from the wrong disk.

Does OpenNebula 3.x have the same behaviour?

--
ing. Gian Uberto Lauri
Ricercatore / Reasearcher
Laboratorio Ricerca e Sviluppo / Research & Development Lab.
Area Calcolo Distribuito / Distributed Computation Area

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