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[manu]

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Several people have posted here they have it running under ESX so it is pretty strange you didn’t sort it out.
I have no idea how to install it in a ESX server, so let’s hope for an ESX user to show up 🙂

[koko19]

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I believe, if the initial configuration was created with ide drive, there was no chance to convert the image. The best way is, create the next vmware image with scsi drives.

[daniels]

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Hi guys.

I have pandora running in my ESX server, but I’m not running the image. I installed the vmware from scratch (CentOS) and installed pandora (still at 2.0 version).

In the VM i used SCSI and everything is fine.

Regards.

[hodgo]

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The downloaded version of VMware needs converting.

You need to download VMWare converter standalone client. Then convert the file and sent it to you esx server.

I have it running on ESX 4 but can’t get it to work using a tcp port other than port 80.

[Sancho]

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That’s because the firewall included in the image.

To disable use YAST setup tool in command line:

yast

The downloaded version of VMware needs converting.

You need to download VMWare converter standalone client. Then convert the file and sent it to you esx server.

I have it running on ESX 4 but can’t get it to work using a tcp port other than port 80.

[panschop]

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Hi!
    i’m testing pandora in vmware host and now need testing on a vmware server.

  i made this:

– upload the vmdk and the vmx files to the esx4
– ssh to esx or under console use this commands to convert the vmdk file:
vmkfstools -i <"original pandora vmdk file".vmdk> <"new vmdk file".vmdk>
– on vclient add to inventary the pandora.vmx and edit properties, remove the network adapter and the add a new network adapter.
-turn on the virtual machine and enjoy!

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Hola!
hice esto:

-subir los archivos vmdk hacia el esx4
– via ssh o en la consola usar el siguiente comando para convertir el archivo vmdk
vmkfstools -i <"original pandora vmdk file".vmdk> <"new vmdk file".vmdk>
-en vclient añadir al inventario el archivo vmx (ambos deben llevar el mismo nombre)
editar las propieadades para quitar y luego añadir un adaptador de red y listo.

saludos desde Chile!

Panschop