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I am now thinking of using the built-in Hardware RAID 1 as alternative. Vmkfstools Download And Install If you néed to mount á VMFS 5 datastore, you will have to download and install vmfs-tools 0.2. While it is able to peak around 110 to 120 MB/s, it average only 25 MB/s.
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After having it setup with 2 of the SSDs setup on Windows software mirror RAID, I find the writing speed extremely slow.
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With IOMMU, I am able to Passthrough one of NVMe drive as planned and with vmkfstools another 3 SATA SSDs to a Windows 10 PRO VM which also serves as light duty files sharing host via Local Users and Groups setting. For my purpose, Data transfer rate is most critical while graphic and processing power are less critical. I am pleased to share that I had just built a light duty server based VMware ESXi 6.5 U2 (chosen because 1 of the NVMe drive cannot be recognised by ESXi 6.7 or 7.0) on Asrock X570 Steel Legend, Ryzen 5 3600, and a simple GPU (GTX570Ti - not for Passthrough).
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Seems like I must be missing something in the SCP command.Glad to have found this group first of all. I tried scp /vmfs/volumes/datastore/VMNAME/VMNAME.vmdk it copes something, but it's a tiny destination file, not the actual 128GB VHD.
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There we have it, all that free space, now reclaimed. So copying to another physical drive is strongly advised, as it will speed up things 4-fold instead of theoretical 2-fold. REALLY wishing I had copied the successful command to a reference document last week. vmkfstools -punchzero DISKNAME.vmdk Check the size again (will now be less): du -h DISKNAME.vmdk Of course, replace DISKNAME with your VMDK’s actual name. Apparently vmkfstools uses an inefficient buffering so it copied at some 20 MB/sec instead of theoretical 50 MB/sec, as seen in vSphere Client Disk Performance charts. I THOUGHT this was the proper command, after CD to the source folder vmkfstools -i /vmfs/volumes/datastore/VMNAME/VMNAME.vmdk also tried it with a single forward slash after the IP, which I have also seen when searching, so vmkfstools -i /vmfs/volumes/datastore/VMNAME/VMNAME.vmdk both cases I get Failed to clone disk: The destination file system does not support large files (12) which my searching suggests is a bit of a misnomer, actually indicating I am getting my arguments wrong. Note: The host operating system chosen to perform the conversion may not necessarily support running of virtual machines via the output format defined.
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I have to use IP address for the destination as for some reason DNS isn't getting the HostName of these hosts, even though they are using DHCP to get an IP address and all the Windows clients do the same and manage to update DNS. Before we can use vmkfstools to shrink the VMDK file we must zero out any unused space on the thin provisioned disk. The vmkfstools command offers the ability to clone virtual machine content and also convert from one virtual machine disk (.vmdk) format into another. I am trying to clone a VHD between hosts, and somehow I can't recreate something I did last week.
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