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----- Original Message -----
> I have created an image of 10-RC5 that I will try the same conditions
> I described earlier on. Unfortunately, I'm using a cloud service, so I
> don't have control to change the settings of OpenStack.
> 

And just to be clear: In 10.0, you can only resize a disk that is
already present at boot. It doesn't get around the lack of PCI hot
plug support.


> Thanks for the insight. I'll let you all know the outcome.
>