Is it possible to convert an encrypted LUK file-system with VMWare converter. I have tried everything from all references online and still get the following:
From the Converter GUI: Unable to query the live system host (Red Hat)
From the Worker Log I notice the following error: "No disks for volume with id dev/blah/blah and label ' ' "
Any insight would be helpful as I am stuck at a dead end.
Hi
it seems the root volume is mounted twice
<volume mountPoint="/" blockSizeInBytes="4096" capacityInBlocks="178678536" blocksFree="136208949" blocksUsed="42469587" devicePath="/dev/rhel/root" fileSystemType="xfs" isBootVolume="false" label="">
...
<volume mountPoint="/var/lib/docker/overlay" blockSizeInBytes="4096" capacityInBlocks="178678536" blocksFree="136208948" blocksUsed="42469588" devicePath="/dev/rhel/root" fileSystemType="xfs" isBootVolume="false" label="">
From release notes :"Converter cannot query Linux source when a volume is mounted more than once".
Try unmounting /var/lib/docker/overload and retry the conversion.
HTH,
Plamen
Not all file system are recognized on Linux, only /dev/hd# and /dev/sd#
Could you upload log-bundle?
Why dont you create vmdks with dd and then do the patching part manually ?
This way you can copy the devices as complete blocks and dont need a tool that can handle the encryption ...
Hi
it seems the root volume is mounted twice
<volume mountPoint="/" blockSizeInBytes="4096" capacityInBlocks="178678536" blocksFree="136208949" blocksUsed="42469587" devicePath="/dev/rhel/root" fileSystemType="xfs" isBootVolume="false" label="">
...
<volume mountPoint="/var/lib/docker/overlay" blockSizeInBytes="4096" capacityInBlocks="178678536" blocksFree="136208948" blocksUsed="42469588" devicePath="/dev/rhel/root" fileSystemType="xfs" isBootVolume="false" label="">
From release notes :"Converter cannot query Linux source when a volume is mounted more than once".
Try unmounting /var/lib/docker/overload and retry the conversion.
HTH,
Plamen
This seems to work thus far. I will update once the conversion completes successfully. Thanks for the help.
