Virtio inaccessible boot device. That’s a valid workaround, but injecti...
Virtio inaccessible boot device. That’s a valid workaround, but injecting drivers properly makes the “Windows 11” path work too. Are you certain you didn't switch from virtio-scsi to virtio block storage or mess with the boot order options? It could also happen if the PCI address of the virtual block device changed somehow. 2 RC1, I thought I'd try moving my desktop into a VM. 66 I have installed a Windows 10 virtual machine using an IDE disk and would now like to change the disk to use the Virtio driver. Access Nutanix Support & Insights for detailed knowledge base articles, troubleshooting guides, and resources to optimize your Nutanix environment. To Reproduce Fresh installed qemu on debian, kvm enabled. In this Just wondering if anyone knows if there are any documented instances of someone being able to successfully re-inject the VirtIO drivers into a UEFI-based Windows VM? At first, we thought it was just a VMware problem, but then we had the same issue happen on a native-AHV VM. It does not boot, and I get this error: "inaccessible boot device" I understand that I need to install VirtIO drivers, but how it that done, since I cannot boot into Windows? Thanks Alex Nutanix Support & Insights provides resources and solutions for troubleshooting, knowledge base articles, and technical assistance to optimize Nutanix products. That's why the recommended way is boot once with sata, to post install VirtIO SCSI driver with a dummy temporary SCSI drive attached. I also used the nifty new VirtIO download feature to grab virtio-win-0. zpkahcbzjxohdppnzvnreepomocimdbliikwdlwbdvkjkjobmn