Error 13206 Scvmm 2012

Server 2012 R2 Datacenter, then applied latest updates, etc. Next, I shut down, then cloned that master image. So far, so good. Then, I went to create http://www.networksteve.com/forum/topic.php/Cannot_create_VM_from_Gen2_template/?TopicId=53950&Posts=1 a VM template from an existing VM, using the cloned vm as the source. That appeared to work and the VM was stored in the library. Now, when I go to create a VM from that http://boardreader.com/fp/TechNet_forums_561478/Virtual_Machine_Manager_General_1018295.html template, I get an error (23352) on step 1.4 - Change properties of virtual machine. The error says "VMM cannot find the device or this device is not valid for a boot device." Recommended Action "Make error 13206 sure you specify a valid device as a boot device." It's not really clear how to fix this. The source VM works fine and boots. The template was created from that... also, the link on "how to set the boot order for a generation 2 virtual machine" doesn't work and goes to the main SC page. How can I resolve this so I can create gen2 VM's from a template? Thanks October virtual machine manager 25th, 2013 2:54pm I get the same error: Create virtual machine10/25/2013 2:22:44 PM10/25/2013 2:24:17 PM Create virtual machine10/25/2013 2:22:46 PM10/25/2013 2:22:46 PM Deploy file (using Fast File Copy)10/25/2013 2:22:47 PM10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM Deploy file (using LAN)10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM Change properties of virtual machine10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM10/25/2013 2:24:17 PM Fix up differencing disks10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM10/25/2013 2:24:12 PM Error (23352) VMM cannot find the device or this device is not valid for a boot device. Recommended Action Make sure you specify a valid device as a boot device. When looking at the hardware configuration of the VM in the Template i see the boot SCSI disk with a check box that says this is the os for the VM. Free Windows Admin Tool Kit Click here and download it now October 25th, 2013 6:30pm Just to make sure: you are deploying the VM to a 2012 R2 host, right? -kn October 29th, 2013 9:04am Just to make sure: you are deploying the VM to a 2012 R2 host, right? Free Windows Admin Tool Kit Click here and download it now October 29th, 2013 11:33am Yes, I have the same issue. If I use Gen. 1 machine for Win2012R2, then I don't have any issues. \\BIKS October 29th, 2013 2:40pm Hi Kristian, Have you with success cre

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