You do not need StarWindCluster service for a Windows-based install. It is used for vVols only.
May I wonder why exactly did you give up no CVM?

There are two types of controllers: IDE and SCSI. See more at https://www.ubackup.com/enterprise-back ... -scsi.html. Try Gen 1 VM and IDE controller.

Try connecting the disk to the IDE controller and boot. Also, hook up that disk to an existing VM to see if data is doing well.

Greetings,

I guess that the wrong guide is used. Check this one out https://www.starwindsoftware.com/resour ... chine-cvm/.

My colleagues managed to p2v the disk (single partition) to a dynamic disk without any issues with partitions or data inconsistency.
Could you please let me know if there is any way to hook up that disk and try p2v over again?

Hi,

Nice to read that!

You can find the thread admins or simply reach out to support.

Thanks for your post and welcome to StarWind forum. Could you please explain what kind of issues you ran into?

Hi,

Great to read that Good luck with migration.

Thanks for your feedback. sync_from_first is to be used and it is a known problem. It should be addressed in the next build. Typically the event you shared points to the storage issues, however, here there might be difficulties with header/image creation that explains why only sync_from_first works....

Yes, you can continue using the system that undergoes P2V.
The converter makes a shadow copy of the disk so that data will be up-to-date in the resulting VHDX.

HI,

Welcome to StarWind Forum. Check this thread viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6763&p=36723&hilit=google#p36723.

Thanks for your update.

Thanks for your update. Did the error go away now?

Try marking sync_status 1 only the first occurance. Set the latter to 0.
Make sure to edit the files while StarWindService is stopped.
Last but not least, remove write back cache: should make such incidents less frequent.