Drop using EUI64 to calculate NVME disk relationship #262
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with curtin config which proved to be extremely unreliable due to the way vendors set or not set EUI64 information. Switched to using vmhba adapter names instead converting into Linux comparable nvme names coming in with curtin config. This also fixes issues with multi-nvme datastore creation.
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Drop using EUI64 to calculate NVME disk relationship
with curtin config which proved to be extremely
unreliable due to the way vendors set or not set
EUI64 information.
Switched to using vmhba adapter names instead
converting into Linux comparable nvme names
coming in with curtin config.
This also fixes issues with multi-nvme
datastore creation.