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[GitHub] [cloudstack] whitetiger264 commented on issue #7678: Cloudstack Could not initialize class sun.nio.fs.UnixCopyFile
whitetiger264 commented on issue #7678:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/7678#issuecomment-1603961089
> @whitetiger264 on a running VM I get this in the UI:  on the stopped vm there is no option to take a volume snapshot so I browsed to the volume and took a snapshot there. this succeeded. I seem to be using the exact same JDK/JVM on an alma 8 env. Can you explain a bit more about the scenario you are following?
These are the exact steps I am taking:
- I go to Compute -> Instance in UI.
- Stop the VM instance in question.
- Then go to Storage -> Volumes in UI.
- Look for the volume associated with the VM instance and select "Take Snapshot".
- Give it a name such as "VMName-Backup-23-June-2023".
- Select "Async" but I also tried without selecting this and then proceed to "OK".
- The process is started and throws this error.
Can you replicate this, also take note of the VM name you set try making one with example-date_year
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