Hi, This is an old topic, [1] but it looks like behaviour changed in newer CloudStack versions.
What is the recommended procedure to change the NIC and disk controller types of an existing VM (in stopped state)? We used $ cloudstack addResourceDetail "details[0].key=rootDiskController" "details[0].value=lsisas1068" "resourcetype=UserVm" "resourceid=$id" and cloudstack addResourceDetail "details[0].key=nicAdapter" "details[0].value=Vmxnet3" "resourcetype=UserVm" "resourceid=$id" ( cloudstack = https://github.com/exoscale/cs ) This seemed to be effective for the network adapter, but not for the disk controller. The VM was booted with the lsiscsi (LSI Logic Parallel SCSI driver). Any help would be much appreciated, as these settings are necessary for booting Windows Server 201X on VMware ESX. Note: we're running ESX 5.5. Thanks! [1] http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/cloudstack-users/201409.mbox/%3c54213b18.7020...@gmail.com%3e
