KVM: LUN Passthrough of SATA disk

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When adding a physical hard disk to a virtual machine running on KVM using the LUN Passthrough mode in virt-manager, I get the following error:



Error adding device: unsupported configuration: disk 'sda' improperly configured for a device='lun'


I am trying to give the guest access to a 3 TB hard drive attached via SATA. When trying to add the disk manually with virsh edit, I get a similar error. Is it possible to use LUN Passthrough with a SATA disk? If so, how can I avoid this error?






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  • Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
    – Thomas
    yesterday















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When adding a physical hard disk to a virtual machine running on KVM using the LUN Passthrough mode in virt-manager, I get the following error:



Error adding device: unsupported configuration: disk 'sda' improperly configured for a device='lun'


I am trying to give the guest access to a 3 TB hard drive attached via SATA. When trying to add the disk manually with virsh edit, I get a similar error. Is it possible to use LUN Passthrough with a SATA disk? If so, how can I avoid this error?






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  • Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
    – Thomas
    yesterday













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When adding a physical hard disk to a virtual machine running on KVM using the LUN Passthrough mode in virt-manager, I get the following error:



Error adding device: unsupported configuration: disk 'sda' improperly configured for a device='lun'


I am trying to give the guest access to a 3 TB hard drive attached via SATA. When trying to add the disk manually with virsh edit, I get a similar error. Is it possible to use LUN Passthrough with a SATA disk? If so, how can I avoid this error?






kvm qemu libvirt sata virtio







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When adding a physical hard disk to a virtual machine running on KVM using the LUN Passthrough mode in virt-manager, I get the following error:



Error adding device: unsupported configuration: disk 'sda' improperly configured for a device='lun'


I am trying to give the guest access to a 3 TB hard drive attached via SATA. When trying to add the disk manually with virsh edit, I get a similar error. Is it possible to use LUN Passthrough with a SATA disk? If so, how can I avoid this error?






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  • Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
    – Thomas
    yesterday

















  • Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
    – Thomas
    yesterday










  • @Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
    – wispi
    yesterday










  • Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
    – Thomas
    yesterday
















Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
– Thomas
yesterday




Try using Disk device as Device Type and just enter /dev/sda in the Manage field, instead of clicking Manage.
– Thomas
yesterday












@Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
– wispi
yesterday




@Thomas Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried that and it works, however I specifically want to use LUN Passthrough.
– wispi
yesterday












Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
– Thomas
yesterday




Do you have a Virtio SCSI Controller attached to the VM? Just tested and did work.
– Thomas
yesterday












@Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
– wispi
yesterday




@Thomas Yes, I have a virtio SCSI controller attached. What operating system did you use, and what bus is your physical disk attached with? It seems to work for me when using a USB drive, but not for a SATA hard disk.
– wispi
yesterday












Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
– Thomas
yesterday





Operation system ist FC27 and physical disk is SATA attached.
– Thomas
yesterday
















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