That does not work, lsblk -s -o ROTA still shows all disks rotational (1)
Original Message:
Sent: Jul 13, 2025 05:14 AM
From: a_p_
Subject: How to make disks 0 rotational (SSD)
It should work to add
scsiX:Y.virtualSSD = "1"
for the virtual disk that you want to present as an SSD to the guest OS in the VM's configuration (.vmx) file.
Make sure that VMware Workstation, or at least the VM's tab is closed while editing the .vmx file.
André
Original Message:
Sent: Jul 13, 2025 04:56 AM
From: Fatih Fatih
Subject: How to make disks 0 rotational (SSD)
When run lsblk in my vm
NAME TYPE ROTA
sda disk 1
sdb1 part 1
└─sdb disk 1
sdb2 part 1
└─sdb disk 1
sr0 rom 1
ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv lvm 1
└─sdb3 part 1
└─sdb disk 1
root@serv:~# every disk is rotational there, how can i make them not rotational and say ROTA 0? vmware treats every disk as rotational (hdd)