You run in to this issue when you are trying to copy/migrate a VM and that operation is interrupted due to what ever reason. You are now stuck with two disks for a VM and the TransferVM has the same VDI as your actual disk.
As a result, when you try to start your VM, you run in to the "This operation cannot be performed because a VDI is in use by some other operation" error
uuid ( RO): 6db58f7d-c411-2b12-a244-9fe2ed866017
name-label ( RW): Deepti2
power-state ( RO): halted
uuid ( RO): af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
name-label ( RW): Deepti2
name-description ( RW): Created by template provisioner
sr-uuid ( RO): 686852f4-9ce7-e6a7-3c45-eb05963c7db8
virtual-size ( RO): 16106127360
sharable ( RO): false
read-only ( RO): false
As a result, when you try to start your VM, you run in to the "This operation cannot be performed because a VDI is in use by some other operation" error
Solution: Remove the "TransferVM for VDI <vdi-number> " disk and start your VM as usual.
Step 1:Get the VM UUID - You don't want to destroy this:
Use "xe vm-list" commanduuid ( RO): 6db58f7d-c411-2b12-a244-9fe2ed866017
name-label ( RW): Deepti2
power-state ( RO): halted
Step 2:Get the vdi details from "xe vdi-list" command
uuid ( RO): af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
name-label ( RW): Deepti2
name-description ( RW): Created by template provisioner
sr-uuid ( RO): 686852f4-9ce7-e6a7-3c45-eb05963c7db8
virtual-size ( RO): 16106127360
sharable ( RO): false
read-only ( RO): false
Step 3: Get the list of VM's tagged to the VDI
[root@DeeptiTest ~]# xe vbd-list vdi-uuid=af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
uuid ( RO) : c6bb40f8-682b-09a4-4827-8c7f539b27bf
vm-uuid ( RO): 759ef766-d6a5-67e0-c42b-f389cef3ddb3
vm-name-label ( RO): Transfer VM for VDI af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
vdi-uuid ( RO): af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
empty ( RO): false
device ( RO): xvdb
uuid ( RO) : 9f699636-03f0-0f0d-5419-c0cf352f3dc6
vm-uuid ( RO): 6db58f7d-c411-2b12-a244-9fe2ed866017
vm-name-label ( RO): Deepti2
vdi-uuid ( RO): af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
empty ( RO): false
device ( RO): xvda
Step 4: Shutdown the vdi disks that you don't need
[root@DeeptiTest ~]# xe vm-shutdown --force vm=759ef766-d6a5-67e0-c42b-f389cef3ddb3
Step 5: Destroy the vm that you don't need.
[root@DeeptiTest ~]# xe vm-destroy uuid=759ef766-d6a5-67e0-c42b-f389cef3ddb3
Step 6: Recheck
[root@DeeptiTest ~]# xe vbd-list vdi-uuid=af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
uuid ( RO) : 9f699636-03f0-0f0d-5419-c0cf352f3dc6
vm-uuid ( RO): 6db58f7d-c411-2b12-a244-9fe2ed866017
vm-name-label ( RO): Deepti2
vdi-uuid ( RO): af2b63e7-b110-4258-b027-8c44aa42e5d3
empty ( RO): false
device ( RO): xvda
Start the VM and it should start!
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