Request to change Disk Controller type for Legacy CentOS 6 compatibility
I am migrating a legacy CentOS 6.10 (Kernel 2.6.32-754.35.1.el6.x86_64) system to your platform. The system is currently stuck at boot with a "Kernel Panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" error because it cannot find the root LVM device.
I have already performed the following troubleshooting in Rescue Mode:
Injected virtio, virtio_pci, and virtio_blk drivers into the initramfs.
Verified that even when manually loading these modules via insmod in the dracut emergency shell, the system still cannot see any disk devices under /dev/sd* or /dev/vd*.
It appears the legacy kernel is incompatible with the default VirtIO-SCSI controller or the modern VirtIO spec used on this host.
Could you please change the Disk Controller type for this instance from VirtIO-SCSI to Standard VirtIO mode?
Server Details:
centos-4gb-nbg1-1
cx23
#120隐藏
IP: 91.隐藏
Location: Nuremberg (NBG1)
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等待了12小时左右收到工单回复,得到的回答居然是客服不帮关闭SCSI
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