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<0> What is the name of the OSX that can run on VMware
<1> tiger i think
<0> osx86?
<2> maybe?
<1> yes
<3> darky
<3> darky is a bitch
<3> ;D
<1> la
<1> anyone know anything more about vmfs3 yet?
<3> bitbyte. what do you want to know about vmfs3/
<3> ?
<4> just a quick one..im trying to teach myself esx. When I try to add a adapter or edit a adatper in a vm everything is greyed out and it only says monitor mode. I have full permisions on the vmx file. Is there something else i need to do to change the adapter settings?
<4> monitor device that is
<1> are you logged in as root?
<4> yes
<5> is the VM on?
<4> it is
<1> theres the problem
<1> you cant edit those properties while its powered on
<1> that was my next question too FluKex, hehe
<4> it happens when its off two
<4> to
<1> using the MUI or the remote console?
<4> both
<4> in the MUI i didnt think you can edit things like changing it to bridged
<1> the mui has the greatest level of control
<1> besides the cli
<4> i just see connected on/off Virtual device and Network connection
<4> under the vm/hardware/network adapter/edit
<4> plus the remote console should still not be all greyed out in the nic adapters
<1> call tech support
<4> no thanks.. ill read and trouble shoot on my own more. But thanks for that great tidbit.. i would have never thought of that one :)
<1> hey, you pay for support, why not use it
<4> cause you dont learn as much
<1> sure you do
<1> tech suport guys are very knowledgable
<1> and helpful
<4> im not saying there not. Im saying you learn more by researching and going through the issue yourself instead of someone telling you the answer
<1> sometimes
<4> apply that to all issues in life :) not just vmware
<1> but there's a concept called "diminishing returns" that you shoudl familiarize yourself with
<4> yes its a balance
<3> hrmff
<6> I'm experiencing the oddest issue. GSX Server 3.2: For one of my machines running XP Pro, when I use the console "Power Off" menu item, the machine "Suspends" instead of powering down. This is preventing from making a needed hardware change (new drive). Why might this happen and how do I resolve it?
<6> It seems that the problem was due to the fact that two consoles were attached to the machine when I tried to power off. Hmmm :)
<1> hehe
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