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I try to migrate my vmware VM to hyper-v using veeam and i always got ‘failed to modify disks”. Anyone know how to fix this?

 

Seems there are many posts on the forums about this and Linux OS.  Check this one but there are many more with a Google search - https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-backup-replication-f2/failed-to-modify-disks-when-doing-an-instant-restore-to-hyperv-t77368.html

 


https://www.veeam.com/blog/vmware-to-hyper-v-migration.html


@Chris.Childerhose 

For another linux VM yes i can successfull migrate to hyper-v using same method. Only for this one VM the migration is failed.


@Chris.Childerhose 

For another linux VM yes i can successfull migrate to hyper-v using same method. Only for this one VM the migration is failed.

Then I would suggest contacting support for assistance.


yes, i already open ticket to veeam support. WIll post here about the solution if the issue was resolved.


https://www.veeam.com/blog/vmware-to-hyper-v-migration.html
https://en.ittrip.xyz/windows/troubleshooting/linux-hyperv-veeam

this article may help you


yes, i already open ticket to veeam support. WIll post here about the solution if the issue was resolved.

What have you tried so far?


When you edit the VM the disk size doesn’t show something more than 2 decimal places does it

for example

100.00224443433434 GB

 

 


yes, i already open ticket to veeam support. WIll post here about the solution if the issue was resolved.

Sounds good let us know how things go and the solution.