VMWare exsi Add new disk times wrong hoststoragesystem.computediskpartitioninfo problem

Problem status

Add new disk times to VMWare exsi error: Call "Hoststoragesystem.computediskpartitioninfo" for object Storagesystem "on ESXi" xxx.xxx.xxx . XXX "failed.

Solutions

Because the original disk is in NTFS format, used on the original server ...

Google under the problem, the solution is as follows:

To log in ESXi with SSH, delete the partition of the disk in the command line

specific orders are as follows

To log in ESXi with SSH, delete the partition of the disk in the command line

The code is as follows

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# esxcfg-scsidevs-l This lists the disk devices, the device file would be/dev/disks/<name> Output looks like: T10. Ata_____st3320620as_________________________________________6qf1pzxb Device type:direct-access size:305245 MB Display name:local ATA Disk (T10. ATA_ST3320620AS_6QF1PZXB) Multipath PLUGIN:NMP Console Device:/vmfs/devices/disks/t10. Ata_____st3320620as_________________________________________6qf1pzxb DEVFS Path:/vmfs/devices/disks/t10. Ata_____st3320620as_________________________________________6qf1pzxb Vendor:ata model:st3320620as Revis:3.aa SCSI Level:5 is Pseudo:false status:on Is RDM Capable:false is Removable:false Is Local:true is Ssd:false Other Names: vml.010000000020202020202020202020202036514631505a5842535433333230 Vaai status:unknown# partedutil get/dev/disks/t10. Ata_ ... This shows the partitions on the device Output looks like: 38913 255 63 625142448 1 63 514079 130 128 2 514080 625137344 253 0 This disk has 2 partitions, numbers 1 and 2 # Partedutil delete/dev/disks/t10. Ata_ ... 2 Deletes partition 2# Partedutil delete/dev/disks/t10. Ata_ ... 1 Deletes partition 1