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VMWARE ESX 3.0, How to connect an External USB drive

Asked by Matrek in Peripherals, Hard Drives & Storage, Computer Hard Drives

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Hello all,

I need to know how I can connect and use my USB External HardDrive on one of my virtual machine. I'm using VMWARE ESX Server 3.0 and it is just not working. I'm really new at this and don't really have much experience on Linux system. I need to have step by step information that I could follow to use my External HD on my virtual servers.

Right now I connected the drive physically to one of my host.  It seems to detect it as it displays the product information in the prompt. The last line says increase_dma_pool   Unknown device 12, whatever it means.

I thought it would have been as easy as to connect a usb device in windows but it seems that it's not.

By the way, my External HD is a WesternDigital MyBook 1Tera, if it can help.

Thank you for helping

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Zones: Peripherals, Hard Drives & Storage, Computer Hard Drives
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