Can't mount volume on Photon OS

[pdhamdhere]

1. Deploy Photon OVA
2. Start docker
   a. systemctl start docker
   b. systemctl enable docker
3. Install docker-volume-vpshere RPM
4. docker volume ls runs fine and returns existing volume
5. docker volume create -d vmdk --name=v1 volume created successfully.
6. docker run --rm -it -v v1:/data busybox
docker: Error response from daemon: VolumeDriver.Mount: Device not found for unit 0 on bus 1.

[pdhamdhere]

• Photon VM default has 1 OS disk on LSI Logic SCSI controller.
• docker run added PVSCSI controller (**SCSI 2:**0) to attach v1.vmdk.
  So, "Device not found for unit 0 on bus 1" seems incorrect.
• Changed default LSI Logic controller to PVSCSI. So, VM now has only one controller.
• docker run --rm -it -v v1:/data busybox successfully mounts v1!

[kerneltime]

I did not run into this issue.. also what is the bug here? Documentation?

[pdhamdhere]

Looks like this is an issue with Photon. Filed vmware/photon#455
Tested same configuration with Ubuntu and confirmed it works.

@kerneltime

I did not run into this issue..
What type of SCSI adapter you have for base VMDK. I bet you have PVSCSI.

also what is the bug here?
See 6th bullet in description. Docker run failed to mount volume.