DavidW wrote:
But it works in previous version.
Which versions? It'd really help if you provide such information early.
It would eliminate guesswork wasting everyone's time.
I do set TargetName, TargetAddress and LUN after a media is created, I do
that with vbox webservice, which worked before. But not now.
With the information you provided so far it's plain impossible to figure
out what's going wrong. At the very least I need the resulting medium
registry entry in VirtualBox.xml, and the reason why it is marked as
inaccessible. You can either query the last error message for the medium
through the API or go to the Virtual Media Manager in the GUI and hover
over the entry which shows the trouble - the info popup will contain the
error message.
Klaus
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 3:16 AM
To: DavidW
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [vbox-dev] createHardDisk problem
DavidW wrote:
We are trying to connect to an iscsi target which has a LUN associated
with it. Using The vboxmanage addiscsidisk there is a switch to pass
the LUN parameter. When we use that command we are able to successfully
attach to the iscsi target device.
When using the imedium createHardDisk it doesn't seem to work. I have
tried passing this parameter
llift-zfs1|iqn.1986-03.com.sun:02:bc9a3c11-50e1-6a86-d0ff-ca04361bb836|3,
and the disk shows up in the virtual machine manager, but it isn't able to
access it
You're code apparently doesn't do the right thing for configuring an
iSCSI medium. The "location" parameter is purely informational for
iSCSI, it is what will be shown in the Virtual Media Manager and other
places. The real configuration is done through the "setProperties"
method. See VBoxManageDisk.cpp, function handleAddiSCSIDisk if you need
sample code. Squeezing complicated configuration mechanisms into a
simple string would have been a hack. iSCSI has quite a number of config
parameters, and this way we can add more without having to change the
API all the time. File-based images don't need such complex mechanisms.
Klaus
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