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This issue is also seen in GKE
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@mauriciopoppe: Reopened this issue.
/assign @andyzhangx as Andy's PR will fix this issue
@axelgMS I will port code change(https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/105673) to this repo. off the topic: Just curious, why there is 101 disk num in Azure Windows node, as I could remember, Azure VM could only support 64 data disks at most.
@axelgMS I will port code change(kubernetes/kubernetes#105673) to this repo. off the topic: Just curious, why there is 101 disk num in Azure Windows node, as I could remember, Azure VM could only support 64 data disks at most.
not necessary for porting now since this repo is a mirror of kubernetes/kubernetes/staging/mount-utils
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@andyzhangx: Closing this issue.
CRI 234511173
Error from Windows node pool on Azure AKS 1.18.14. Windows node image = AKSWindows-2019-17763.1817.210310
kubelet error says:
“formatAndMount failed” error comes from here, and is happening after the ValidateDiskNumber() defined here, which says:
Not yet sure why Windows reports the disk with an ID / LUN of 101 - as there was only a few Data Disks attached to the VM when the issue occurred.