iprikhod opened a new issue, #8877:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/8877
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CloudStack 4.18.1.0
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XCP-NG is used as hypervisor
Secondary storage connected via NFS
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Hi!
I faced issue with ISO images.
Whe I mount ISO to multiple VMs, they stop starting in Cloudstack. And from
the backend, I can see multiplying ISO SRs on every try to start VM. Some of
them has ISO file inside, but most of them hasn't. Please look at screenshots
attached.


My general question is can I safely remove (detach/foget/destroy) this empty
SRs?
Even if I delete VM, ISO SRs still in the place.
Is there any way to fix issue with VM start?
Thank you in advance!
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