Please use the below command to add additional disks to VM:
xe vm-disk-add device=<disk position number> disk-size=< KiB, MiB, GiB or TiB> sr-uuid=<SR-UUID> vm=<VM-UUID>
You can change the name of the disk from XenCenter.
Tag: Disk file systems
Citrix App Layering | Adding version to OS Layer failing with error “Failed to duplicate layer. Please ensure that Windows was shut down properly.”
Adding version to OS Layer failing with error “Failed to duplicate layer. Please ensure that Windows was shut down properly”.
Screenshot of the error:
On the ELM logs, we would see the below errors:
2021-07-14 09:20:34,824 INFO DefaultPool2 CopyPartitionByNtfsCloneJobStep: Cloning NTFS from block device /dev/nbd946p1 to /dev/nbd947p1
2021-07-14 09:20:34,875 ERROR DefaultPool2 CopyPartitionByNtfsCloneJobStep: NtfsClone failure (exitCode 1), repository reports 2760335364096 bytes remaining out of 3297175932928 bytes total
2021-07-14 09:20:34,880 ERROR DefaultPool2 CopyPartitionByNtfsCloneJobStep: NtfsClone failure: ERROR: Volume ‘/dev/nbd946p1’ is scheduled for a check or it was shutdown uncleanly. Please boot Windows or use the –force option to progress.
2021-07-14 09:20:34,880 ERROR DefaultPool2 JobStepEnumerator: Job step failed: MessageId=FailedNtfsClone, DefaultTitle=, CategoryData={[ExternalToolFailure { Call = “/usr/sbin/ntfsclone”, Args = “-O /dev/nbd947p1 /dev/nbd946p1”, Output = “”, Error = “ntfsclone v2018.3.1AR.1 (libntfs-3g)”, ErrorCode = 1 }]}
2021-07-14 09:20:34,880 INFO DefaultPool2 JobInterceptor: FinalizeLayerJob for JobId ‘768d6e’ has failed
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Unable to back up a VHD with UniTrends. Error: Snapshot chain is too long, Operation failed.
When Unitrends creates snapshots, it copies the snap shots to the Unitrends storage and then deletes the snapshot. If the delete operation fails, then every time Unitrends creates a snapshot the snapshot chain will grow in size. The snapshot chain has a maximum size of 30 snapshots. After the 30th snapshot no more can be created. The error, “Snapshot chain is too long” will appear in the Unitrends logs. You will also not be able to create a snapshot in XenCenter or from an xe command
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We can add only one big disk to the master image as the system drive, and we can split the disk to multiple partition as we like in the master image.
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I do not need a solution (just sharing information)
After I create the Ghost 3.0 boot disk for USB drive, what is the function in the disk(except imaging)?
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Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux: On-Access filesystem support
This article describes the filesystems supported for on-access scanning on Linux platforms.
The following sections are covered:
Known to apply to the following Sophos product(s) and version(s)
Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux 9 and Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux 10
Good filesystems
The following filesystems are known to work with Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux:
| Filesystem Name | Talpa Support? | Fanotify Support? |
|---|---|---|
| btrfs | Yes | Yes |
| cifs | Yes | No |
| ecryptfs | Yes | Yes |
| ext2 | Yes | Yes |
| ext3 | Yes | Yes |
| ext4 | Yes | Yes |
| fuse | Yes | Yes |
| fuseblk | Yes | Yes |
| iso9660 | Yes | Yes |
| jfs | Yes | Yes |
| minix | Yes | Yes |
| msdos | Yes | Yes |
| ncpfs | Yes | Yes |
| nfs | Yes | Yes |
| nfs4 | Yes* | No |
| nssadmin | Yes | No |
| oes | Yes | No |
| overlayfs | Yes | Yes |
| overlay | Yes | Yes |
| ramfs | Yes | Yes |
| reiserfs | Yes | Yes |
| smbfs | Yes | Yes |
| tmpfs | Yes | Yes |
| udf | Yes | Yes |
| vfat | Yes | Yes |
| xfs | Yes | Yes |
| zfs | Yes | No |
*Note: Talpa does not support locally mounted (non-network) nfs4 filesystems.
Unsupported filesystems
The following filesystems are unsupported. The majority of these are pseudo-filesystems that do not contain regular files and cannot be scanned.
| Filesystem Name | Talpa Support? | Fanotify Support? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| aufs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| autofs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| binfmt_misc | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| bpf | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| cgroup | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| configfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| debugfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| devfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| devpts | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| devtmpfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon |
No | No | See KBA 118982 |
| fusectl | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| inotifyfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| mqueue | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| nfsd | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| nsspool | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| proc | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| romfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| rootfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| rpc_pipefs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| securityfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| selinuxfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| squashfs | No | No | |
| subfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| sysfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| usbdevfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
| usbfs | No | No | Pseudo-filesystem |
Other filesystems
Behavior with other filesystems will depend on the on-access interception method:
- Talpa will attempt to intercept operations on any other filesystem. Talpa is the default method.
- Fanotify will only scan files on the list of good filesystems.
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Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux: Savscan resets time to 0 millisecond
This article provides information about how Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux modifies the atime and mtime of a given file after it has been scanned with savscan.
Applies to the following Sophos product(s) and version(s)
Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux
## atime
# ls -lu --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:30:46.492277736 +0900 file001
## mtime
# ls -l --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:30:46.491277717 +0900 file001
## ctime
# ls -lc --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:30:46.493277755 +0900 file001
The timestamp for the atime and mtime is reset to the millisecond value of .000000000
# savscan /tmp/folder/
SAVScan virus detection utility
Version 5.5X.Y [Linux/AMD64]
Virus data version 5.XY, Month Year
Includes detection for 30928050 viruses, Trojans and worms
Copyright (c) 1989-2019 Sophos Limited. All rights reserved.
<timestamp>
IDE directory is: /opt/sophos-av/lib/sav
Using IDE file [..]
Quick Scanning
1 file scanned in 19 seconds.
No viruses were discovered.
End of Scan.
## atime
# ls -lu --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:30:46.000000000 +0900 file001
## mtime
# ls -l --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:30:46.000000000 +0900 file001
## ctime
# ls -lc --full-time /tmp/folder/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 107 <date> 15:35:11.171369753 +0900 file001
Note: The above example shows that the atime and mtime values for a file are rounded down to the nearest second.
- Sophos Anti-Virus for Linux and Unix: Comparison chart of savscan and scheduled scan
- Information about atime, ctime and mtime
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We’re trying to update our win10 master and captured our customized installation. We don’t have any problem with the capture, no errors or warning. When I try to create a deployment task (using a copy of the one we use for our 1803 master), I can add the *.gho I’ve just created. But when I go to the advanced options for resizing partitions, none are listed (I should have 3 listed). The 3 partitions are created if I use the *.gho but I really need to resize them.
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