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Looks like the default "DS3612xs_4.2-3211_x64_Microserver-20130612.vmdk" is too small ? After conversion the size is 124,928KB
How do I expand the size when I create a new VM and import this vmdk ?
How I got it working is create a 2nd VMFS on IDE0:1 (10Gig). It than went pass the install process. After the first reboot, I did get "GRUB error 22". I restore the original "DS3612xs_4.2-3211_x64_Microserver-20130612.vmdk" file from backup and it booted fine.
Thanks
That is just a boot loader leave it alone small and add other drives for storage like you have done.
When I tried to use "SCSI0:0" for my VMFS disk. It did not work. I get an error when it tried to start the installation after providing the 'pat' file and putting in password. I had to use "IDE0:1"
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Can you please detail how you install the vmdk onto the ESXi after you did the conversion. I tried to follow the guide and always get
GRUB Loading Error 22
Thank you.
Ok, now I get to the point with the "Synology Web Assistant" " Installing DiskStation Manager" "Initializing" and I get the following error :
"An error occur during installation. The telnet service of DiskStation is turn on ...."
The difference is that I am using a 20 GB VMFS virtual disk on SCSI0:0 with Type: Paravirtual
Thanks
Can you post a screenshot of the VM settings properties window
I manage to get it to install and working after some trial and error. Btw, I am using the following guide "Idiot's Guide to DSM 4.2 and ESXi 5.1.pdf" by Tuatara
Looks like the default "DS3612xs_4.2-3211_x64_Microserver-20130612.vmdk" is too small ? After conversion the size is 124,928KB
How do I expand the size when I create a new VM and import this vmdk ?
How I got it working is create a 2nd VMFS on IDE0:1 (10Gig). It than went pass the install process. After the first reboot, I did get "GRUB error 22". I restore the original "DS3612xs_4.2-3211_x64_Microserver-20130612.vmdk" file from backup and it booted fine.
Thanks
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Is this still running 3202 or has 3211 been patched to run on ESXi yet?
I converted the 3211 image in the link below to vmdk using starwind v2v image converter. It works perfectly in the ESXI and passthrough and NFS are now working. Using passthrough, I assigned a Nic and my onboard sata controller to my DSM VM and the performance is amazing.
3211 x64 microserver .img/pat
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_Edi7OdbFZla2NPa3MtNkFia3c&usp=sharing
Starwind v2v image converter
http://starwindfreev2vconverter.en.softonic.com/
Make the folowing selection in starwind
Image format: VMware pre-allocated image
Virtual disk type: IDE
Hi
Can you please detail how you install the vmdk onto the ESXi after you did the conversion. I tried to follow the guide and always get
GRUB Loading Error 22
Thank you.
Ok, now I get to the point with the "Synology Web Assistant" " Installing DiskStation Manager" "Initializing" and I get the following error :
"An error occur during installation. The telnet service of DiskStation is turn on ...."
The difference is that I am using a 20 GB VMFS virtual disk on SCSI0:0 with Type: Paravirtual
Thanks
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Is this still running 3202 or has 3211 been patched to run on ESXi yet?
I converted the 3211 image in the link below to vmdk using starwind v2v image converter. It works perfectly in the ESXI and passthrough and NFS are now working. Using passthrough, I assigned a Nic and my onboard sata controller to my DSM VM and the performance is amazing.
3211 x64 microserver .img/pat
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_Edi7OdbFZla2NPa3MtNkFia3c&usp=sharing
Starwind v2v image converter
http://starwindfreev2vconverter.en.softonic.com/
Make the folowing selection in starwind
Image format: VMware pre-allocated image
Virtual disk type: IDE
Hi
Can you please detail how you install the vmdk onto the ESXi after you did the conversion. I tried to follow the guide and always get
GRUB Loading Error 22
Thank you.
[SOLVED] Install on vmware ESXI
in DSM 5.2 and earlier (Legacy)
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I had this problem as well initially. I configure the VMFS disk to be type IDE instead of SCSI and it works for me.