NO OPTION TO MOVE TO SD CARD INSTALL
NO OPTION TO MOVE TO SD CARD LICENSE

NO OPTION TO MOVE TO SD CARD LICENSE

VMware has also another вЂњproblemвЂќ that is their license price.

In my opinion, VMware is forwarding to more Cloud and Kubernetes areas and in the future, there will not be a VMware Hypervisor, only used as an Infrastructure Layer to support Kubernetes/Cloud infrastructures. As long as we donвЂ™t have another issue similar to the U2a SD issue, I think we are ok. But they have correct that and now is still supported(and in upgrades, they should improve the issue of the partition to work better with SD cards) but we need to start to think that we need to change our boot devices.ДЄt the moment for new servers, I will always request servers with local disks (maybe I will start thinking to add M.2 devices) so while we are updating our servers (we always do around 2/3 or 4 years depending on the server and systems) so until vSphere 7 is EOL we have more than time to change all our servers. That been said, what is not admissible is that VMware tried(or had the idea after the U2a issue) to change this from today for the vSphere 7 and try to put the problem on vendors and customers. I have that problem with my homelab HP G7, so why using SD cards should be different or so scandalous?

NO OPTION TO MOVE TO SD CARD INSTALL

We have the same with some CPU versions that are supported in new versions and most of the time we cant install and need news servers. Is this a good situation? No, but systems change from time to time. Please note that when we refer to SAS, SATA, NVMe, etc., we imply that these devices have to be supported in their native formats and not through any conversions (such as NVMe or SAS to USB)ДЄt the moment as long you apply the best practices to use SUB/SD Cards I donвЂ™t see any issues continuing to use this type of device to install vSphere, but you should start thinking to move that to an M.2 or another local persistent device as the standalone boot option.We are also referring to unreliable interfaces such as USB.We are mainly referring to devices that are unreliable, such as SD cards with unpredictable and unreportable endurance.W hat type of devices and interfaces is this KB referring to ?

No option to move to sd card