It is definitely a bug - feel free to file it at https://bugs.openvz.org
Workaround - please create VM without '-no-hdd' and replace the resulted HDD image by the coreos one. Thank you, Dmitry. From: <users-boun...@openvz.org<mailto:users-boun...@openvz.org>> on behalf of Lee Briggs <l...@brig.gs<mailto:l...@brig.gs>> Reply-To: OpenVZ users <users@openvz.org<mailto:users@openvz.org>> Date: Wednesday 23 December 2015 23:06 To: "users@openvz.org<mailto:users@openvz.org>" <users@openvz.org<mailto:users@openvz.org>> Subject: [Users] prlctl support for qcow2/img images? I'm trying to create a VM with a qcow2 or img file as the HDD. I tried the following prlctl create coreos -o linux --no-hdd Creating the virtual machine... Generate the VM configuration for centos. Remove the hdd0 device. prlctl set coreos --device-add hdd --image coreos1.qcow2 The folder /root/coreos1.qcow2 does not exist. Specify another folder and try again. Creating hdd0 (+) scsi:0 image='/root/coreos1.qcow2' type='expanded' 65536Mb subtype=virtio-scsi PrlVmDev_CreateImage: The hard disk image file cannot be created. The virtual hard disk image file named /root/coreos1.qcow2 already exists. Failed to configure the virtual machine Is there some trick to this that needs documenting?
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