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  1. Hi koroziv,

     

    thanks for your instructions!

     

    I've tried to follow it, using ESXi 6.5 (free) and imported the .ovf file including the .vmdk using the vSphere Web Client. After the import I only added a new harddisk with 20 GB capacity using the SCSI adapter. I decreased the amount of CPU from 4 to 2 and started the VM.

     

    After seeing the boot menu for a second I now see this screen below - nothing more. The synology assistant does not find the Diskstation nor is there any other sign of life.

     

    [Err - cannot upload any attachment here, what's the deal with this message: "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached.", so I will type it in here]

    Intro:
    This mod is brought to you by Jun....
    
    Credit:
    This mod contains up-to-date drivers compiled by Arcao...
    
    Happy hacking.
    
    Screen will stop updating shortly, please open http://find.synology.com to continue.
    _

     

    When I'm able to stop at the boot menu too choose a different item, e.g. the one with VMWare/ESXi, the very same happens.

     

    What did a made wrong?

     

    EDIT: tried the second approach, but have got a few questions:

    "Jun's loader works fine with esx 6.0.

    I did the following:

    - open .vmx file with a text editor and change hw version from 12 to 11

    Which .vmx did you use? Should I create a VM on my ESXi and use this .vmx?

    - upload the files from the .zip to the datastore

    Which .zip file was used here, Juns loader linked to the OP does only contain a .vmdk and a .ovf file

    - don't deploy .ovf, instead, just open server IP in web browser and login to the esx web page

    So, I should not use any of the files, which I can download from the OP?

    - click on datastore and select register vm, select the .vmx file

    Same question as above? Which .vmx file was used?

    - now you can return to vsphere client, edit your vm as you like

    - I needed to remove nic and re-add a new one, don't forget to add an hdd

    - open console, start vm, select vmware install from boot menu (keep pressing down arrow from the start, loader is very fast)

    Which menu item should I use? The one with VMware/ESXi or any of the others? Which one exactly?

     

    cu

    Michael

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