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Ways people port Windows & Linux servers into a VMWare
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What are the ways people out there port Windows.
Can we use Ghost to take an image backup of a physical Dell PC hardware
& then port this image into the VMWare ESX? What must we do - remove a
HAL (hardware abstraction layer) file & what's the file name?
What about the following tool :
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=848747
Any other popular ways. What about Linux porting & tools that
comes free with VMWare ESX itself?
What are the ways people out there port Windows.
Can we use Ghost to take an image backup of a physical Dell PC hardware
& then port this image into the VMWare ESX? What must we do - remove a
HAL (hardware abstraction layer) file & what's the file name?
What about the following tool :
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=848747
Any other popular ways. What about Linux porting & tools that
comes free with VMWare ESX itself?
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> restore it to workstation (or server)
Just to clarify, did you mean restore it as a guest OS client
in the VMWare ESX or restore it to another physical test
workstation to do the conversion?