Gian, I did that once, but I used the following command: vhd-util coalesce -p -n <vhdUUID>.vhd –o /tmp/ <name>.vhd
You need the full chain of the '<vhdUUID>.vhd' in the folder you are running this command On Thu, Oct 5, 2017 at 8:07 AM, Mārtiņš Jakubovičs <[email protected] > wrote: > Hello Gian, > > I would suggest just to copy vdi. > > xe vdi-copy uuid= sr-uuid= > > This will create new VDI in destination SR without VHD chain. > > > > On 2017.10.05. 10:40, Gian Paolo Buono wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I use cloudstack with XenServer and I would like to move some disks to >> another xenserver pool. >> I would like to join the chain of disks and create a single vhd to move >> it. I'm doing some tests with a disk with an example chain: >> >> vhd-util scan -f -m 8d430cda-c109-4c4b-acfd-3492b8f35cd7.vhd -p >> vhd=8d430cda-c109-4c4b-acfd-3492b8f35cd7.vhd capacity=8589934592 >> size=20992 hidden=0 parent=f8ab7260-c1ae-4007-85ec-aa2ba4a04127.vhd (not >> found in scan) >> >> I would like to create a new disk called merge.vhd that contain both vhd, >> and I tried to follow this: >> >> https://shankerbalan.net/blog/recover-xenserver-vhd-volumes/ >> >> [root@xenser]# mkdir appo ; cp 8d430cda-c109-4c4b-acfd-3492b8f35cd7.vhd >> f8ab7260-c1ae-4007-85ec-aa2ba4a04127.vhd appo ; cd appo >> [root@xenser]# vhd-util coalesce -n 8d430cda-c109-4c4b-acfd-3492b8 >> f35cd7.vhd >> >> but I can not have a single file. >> >> Thanks >> > > -- Rafael Weingärtner
