mwarr Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 i want to view the contents of a BDM boot partition to determine if there is a DNS setting in there. using PVS 1912 cu5 Citrix hypervisor 8.2 called Citrix and they thought it couldnt be done. thought I'd also ask here. Not happy that this cant be viewed Link to comment
1 Carl Fallis Posted February 1 Share Posted February 1 So if this is a BIOS BDM disk then you can't mount it and read anything from the vhd file, everything is binary. UEFI BDM disk does contain a fat32 file system per UEFI spec which contains a file that is readable, but still has binary code for the bootstrap. Technically you should be able to mount this but it has to be done a specific way and once I find the instructions I will post it. but the ini file is created from the the data entered during the creation of the BDM file and we do not support modifying the file. 1 Link to comment
1 Carl Fallis Posted February 2 Share Posted February 2 This is all you would see when mounting the UEFI boot disk The boot file .EFI, which is the binary boot strap and the INI file. You can not change either. Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- ------ 1/31/2024 10:38 AM 818560 BOOTX64.EFI ------ 1/31/2024 10:38 AM 886 PVSBOOT.INI 1 Link to comment
0 mwarr Posted February 2 Author Share Posted February 2 On 2/1/2024 at 8:03 AM, Carl Fallis said: So if this is a BIOS BDM disk then you can't mount it and read anything from the vhd file, everything is binary. UEFI BDM disk does contain a fat32 file system per UEFI spec which contains a file that is readable, but still has binary code for the bootstrap. Technically you should be able to mount this but it has to be done a specific way and once I find the instructions I will post it. but the ini file is created from the the data entered during the creation of the BDM file and we do not support modifying the file. Carl, thanks for the help. Sadly this is BIOS BDM disk. Link to comment
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mwarr
i want to view the contents of a BDM boot partition to determine if there is a DNS setting in there.
using PVS 1912 cu5
Citrix hypervisor 8.2
called Citrix and they thought it couldnt be done. thought I'd also ask here. Not happy that this cant be viewed
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