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Changing anything - which can be changed - on the EFI disk should just recreate the disk, and not the entire VM.
Is there a reason for recreating the whole VM?
As far as I understand the topic, removing and adding an already created EFI disk, shouldn't brick the VM, only the boot options and some BIOS settings can be lost. I tried to test this by hand from the Proxmox GUI - removing and adding new EFI disk, and my Windows VM hasn't got any problem with boot.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi guys,
Changing any parameter on EFI disks currently recreating the whole VM.
For example:
Tested on:
Changing anything - which can be changed - on the EFI disk should just recreate the disk, and not the entire VM.
Is there a reason for recreating the whole VM?
As far as I understand the topic, removing and adding an already created EFI disk, shouldn't brick the VM, only the boot options and some BIOS settings can be lost. I tried to test this by hand from the Proxmox GUI - removing and adding new EFI disk, and my Windows VM hasn't got any problem with boot.
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: