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In the above screenshot you will see two different devices. One is 750 Gb and the other is 2 Tb. You can see both devices base on the *-rdmp.vmdk files.
<h3>Add RDM Device to Amahi VM</h3>
<p>After your VM has been created right clickon the server in the vSphere Client or the vSphere web interface and go to "Edit Settings".</p> [[File:Vsphere-client-02.png]] <p>On the hardware tab click Add and then select Hard drive from the list of devices to add.</p> [[File:Vsphere-client-03.png]] <p>Click Next and then select the radio button for "Use an existing virtual disk".</p> [[File:Vsphere-client-04.png]] <p>Click browse and navigate to the datastore and then rdms folder you created earlier. Next select the vmdk device associated with the disk you want to map.</p> [[File:Vsphere-client-05.png]] <p>On the next step map sure you select a new SCSI controller for your physical disks. Because my OS is a virtual disk on SCSI 0:0 in the screenshot I use SCSI 1:X for my physical RDM disks</p> [[File:Vsphere-client-06.png]] <p>One the host has been [re]booted you should be able to view the new disks using `fdisk -l` and follow the [https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Adding_a_second_hard_drive_to_your_HDA Adding a second hard drive to your HDA] guide to add the storage to greyhole.
<h3>Helpful links</h3>
