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Builds hang when floppy attached on ESXi 6.5 #104
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Interesting, now it hangs at: |
Umm - deleted comment earlier re not seeing disk drivers - turned out that I was using a corrupted .iso file. Have a few more questions on this but will raise them through a separate issue. |
the subject of the ticket describes exactly what i'm not able by now.... My Environment: My Config:
And the logs i get:
I think the error during the upload is something about here:
Can somebody give me a hint ? Thanks |
I believe I'm having same issue as @gbuktenica - shortly after the new VM boots it goes unresponsive. If you simply restart the VM the build starts and does not stop. I am using vsphere 6.0 U3 building windows server 2016 with a floppy attached for the autounattend.xml - however I have same issue if I don't attach any floppy disc. I suspect it is a vcenter issue (waiting on my virt team to help setup another environment to confirm) |
Hey @ALL, my first comment was a failure in vsphere with some certificates. As i'm solving it, i got the issue with "Setup is starting" and the hole vm hang's. Even halting or deleting the VM results in error messages :-S But... i think it has to be something with the boot_order. Normal steps which results in errors:
but if i'm going ahead with theese steps, the Setup is running through:
I'm going a step ahead of the "Setup is starting", but failes in the next which say:
pretty weired because, as i said, if i'm doing it all manually, all things working fine... |
I have the same issue, none of the Workarounds can fix the unresponsive vm |
This is likely a duplicate of #119 Possible workaround for this ticket here: #119 (comment) |
Thank you, it's working now with this Workaround. |
Yep confirmed setting CPU Limit: -1 fixes hang......how did we not see this |
fixed in version 2.0.1 |
Environment:
ESXi = 6.5 update 1
vCenter = vcsa 6.5 update 2
Guest = Windows Server 2016
Steps to reproduce
Result
Removing floppy_files section and re-running results in Windows booting to the language section but then there is no way to run the autounattend.xml
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