Technical Advisory-1174
Intel® DCS for HCI, Nutanix* Enterprise Cloud Platform – Mount Error Causes Installation Failure
Technical Advisory-1174
Intel® DCS for HCI, Nutanix* Enterprise Cloud Platform – Mount Error Causes Installation Failure
Intel® Data Center Systems (Intel® DCS) for Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI), certified for Nutanix* Enterprise Cloud Platforms when using Nutanix* Foundation, the installation fails due to a mount error of the Intel® Server Debug and Provisioning Tool (Intel® SDP Tool).
In the event of a Nutanix* Foundation installation failure, the embedded Intel® SDP Tool version 3.0 (or previous) may leave a residual mounting record that can prevent future images from being mounted.
This Technical Advisory documents the product affected, the detailed description, root cause, and corrective action/resolution.
Technical Advisory-1174 (PDF)
Size: 142 KB
Date: February 2022
Note: PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader*
Intel® Data Center Systems (Intel® DCS) for Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI), certified for Nutanix* Enterprise Cloud Platforms when using Nutanix* Foundation, the installation fails due to a mount error of the Intel® Server Debug and Provisioning Tool (Intel® SDP Tool).
In the event of a Nutanix* Foundation installation failure, the embedded Intel® SDP Tool version 3.0 (or previous) may leave a residual mounting record that can prevent future images from being mounted.
This Technical Advisory documents the product affected, the detailed description, root cause, and corrective action/resolution.
Technical Advisory-1174 (PDF)
Size: 142 KB
Date: February 2022
Note: PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader*
In the event of a Nutanix* Foundation installation failure, the embedded Intel® SDP Tool version 3.0 (or previous) may leave a residual mounting record that can prevent future images from being mounted.
This Technical Advisory documents the product affected, the detailed description, root cause, and corrective action/resolution.
Technical Advisory-1174 (PDF)
Size: 142 KB
Date: February 2022
Note: PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader*