Hi again.
Just an update:
- the debug log showed nothing I could identify as relevant
- as I suspected some code to traverse the drive-letters in search of
something, whatever, I unmounted the HDD from Y: and Z: and mounted them
onto some directory mount point on the C: drive. Thus
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for the detailed report (nice system btw!). I'd recommend running
Vagrant with the debug flag, like `vagrant ssh --debug`. That will show a
detailed log of all the commands Vagrant is running. It could be that
something like a PowerShell script or some other host introspection
It is not a matter of a VM. The magnetic disks are just in the host. They
are not used by any VM nor VMware nor Vagrant. Right now, my MP3 collection
is on them. The whole Vagrant and VM stuff ist on SSD.
But wenn I run "vagrant ssh" (e.g.) in the Powershell, then it first spins
up the HDDs.
What about you mount in the guest some remote filesystem ??
in that way will be accessed only when needed.
without much information about how your pc looks like, boot disk,
filesystem layout, will be a lot of guessing.
So i would take the simple route and use a filesystem to the VM.
Alvaro.
