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RunPod•2mo ago
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[runpodctl] Error creating a pod with a network volume attached

Hi. I am getting an error trying to create a pod with an existing network volume attached. The erroring command: 
runpodctl create pod --secureCloud --networkVolumeId=="214w8k0zq1" volumePath="/workspace" --gpuType="NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090" --imageName="ubuntu:latest"
Error: Something went wrong. Please try again later or contact support.
runpodctl create pod --secureCloud --networkVolumeId=="214w8k0zq1" volumePath="/workspace" --gpuType="NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090" --imageName="ubuntu:latest"
Error: Something went wrong. Please try again later or contact support.
The same without --networkVolumeId successfully creates a pod with a required GPU and all seems well 
runpodctl create pod --secureCloud --templateId="bivpsthgjj" --gpuType="NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090" --imageName="ubuntu:latest"
pod "6uo7zodkhcvxrr" created for $0.690 / hr
runpodctl create pod --secureCloud --templateId="bivpsthgjj" --gpuType="NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090" --imageName="ubuntu:latest"
pod "6uo7zodkhcvxrr" created for $0.690 / hr
However it is business-critical to launch a pod with the network volume attached. I can start a pod with the same parameters (secure cloud, network volume attached, RTX4090) without an issue I tried other combinations (omitting --secureCloud option, trying with/without templateId, trying other docker images) - it errors as long as I have networkVolumeId/volumePath in the command What am I missing?
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DIRECTcut ▲OP•2mo ago
Darn, I had a typo in the command 😄 Should use single equals with params, and I had --networkVolumeId==... instead It now works :poddy:

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