fix(bootorder): fix legacy bootdisk order - #755
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In `@web/src/vm_config.js`:
- Around line 4856-4886: Remove the fallback disk-slot mapping branch for legacy
character `a` in the legacy character resolution loop, so `a` is not mapped to
`scsi1`, `virtio1`, or `sata1`; retain the existing `c`, `d`, and `n` mappings,
and update the nearby legacy-character comments to document `a` as floppy and
exclude it from bootable disk resolution.
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Thanks! Boot order is one of those areas where a small change can bite legacy configs, so we'll review this one properly before it lands rather than fast-merge. Heads up too: |
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@mkellermann97 sure no worries! |
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What & why
if your running old vms or older proxmoxes, there bootorder can be using legacy values,
because of this the bootorder list shows nothing selected and no disks
this is an example of a legacy single bootorder
this is an example of multiple bootdisks
Scope
in separate PRs so each can be reviewed and reverted on its own.
How it was tested
tested using LIVE PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS (i live dangerously!)
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OpenCode (LocalLLM: Ornith-1.0-35B)CodeAnt-AI Description
Show and edit legacy VM boot orders correctly
What Changed
c,a,d, andnare now translated into the matching disks, CD-ROMs, and network devices in the Boot Order panel.Impact
✅ Legacy VMs show their configured boot devices✅ Accurate boot-order editing for older Proxmox configurations✅ Clearer disk, CD-ROM, and network device details💡 Usage Guide
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