Hyper-V, are you SERIOUS?
cablegod
Member Posts: 294
Brand new shiny PCI-E SSD installed in my test Hyper-V R2 box.
Low-level format with 4k sector size.
Windows sees it fine, mounts it fine. Copy a few template VHD's to it. Duplicate them, friggin screaming fast.
Create new VM based on existing template VHD - all is fine up until I click "finish.
Google says Hyper-V doesn't support VHD's on cluster/sector sizes larger than 512bytes.
SERIOUSLY?
Low-level format with 4k sector size.
Windows sees it fine, mounts it fine. Copy a few template VHD's to it. Duplicate them, friggin screaming fast.
Create new VM based on existing template VHD - all is fine up until I click "finish.
Google says Hyper-V doesn't support VHD's on cluster/sector sizes larger than 512bytes.
SERIOUSLY?
“Government is a disease masquerading as its own cure.” -Robert LeFevre
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NinjaBoy
Member Posts: 968
I take it that your partition that you're trying to use is larger than 2TB? You may have to change to a dymanic GPT-partitioned disk.
-Ken -
cablegod
Member Posts: 294
I take it that your partition that you're trying to use is larger than 2TB? You may have to change to a dymanic GPT-partitioned disk.
-Ken
Nope. It's a 320GB disk, formatted out at 300GB.“Government is a disease masquerading as its own cure.” -Robert LeFevre