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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Normal
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2.7.10
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None
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2
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False
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None
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True
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Release Notes
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RN 2.8.0
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Known Issue
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In Progress
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Description of problem:
Migrate win2022 VM with BIOS(without TPM device) from vSphere to OCP cluster, the TPM device is added to target VM
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
2.7.10-4 with CNV 4.17.4
How reproducible:
100%
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a win 2022 VM in vSphere7 with BIOS without tpm device
2. Create warm migration plan: mtv-win2022-bios to migrate VM: mtv-function-win2022 from vSphere7, the plan executed successfully.
3. Check the VM yaml file: devices: tpm: persistent:false and fireware: bootloader: bios:{ }
4. Login to win2022 VM, check there is tpm2.0 and the device cannot start
Actual results:
In step2,3, the tpm device is added to target win2022 VM
Expected results:
In step2,3, the tpm device is not added to target win2022 VM
- depends on
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CNV-55375 Persistent vTPM is added by default for win2022 bios VM after migration
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- New
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CNV-55614 [4.17.3] VMCP for Windows VMs has "preferredTPM: persistent: true" preventing VM from starting if VM does not have TPM
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- New
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- is blocked by
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CNV-55375 Persistent vTPM is added by default for win2022 bios VM after migration
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- New
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CNV-55614 [4.17.3] VMCP for Windows VMs has "preferredTPM: persistent: true" preventing VM from starting if VM does not have TPM
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- New
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- is documented by
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MTV-2033 [DOC] Release Notes for MTV 2.8.0
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- In Progress
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- mentioned on