asked on ESXi 5.5.0 release build 1331820 PSoD
Hi
I had the purple screen of death when adding a new VM to the host earlier. Error:
space 08/12 disk dump: partial dump: out of space.
I rebooted it and all is working.
Is there anything i should/can check?
Thanks
I had the purple screen of death when adding a new VM to the host earlier. Error:
space 08/12 disk dump: partial dump: out of space.
I rebooted it and all is working.
Is there anything i should/can check?
Thanks
VMwareVirtualizationServer HardwareWindows Server 2008
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Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert PRO / EE Fellow/British Beekeeper)
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What about v5.5.0 to v6.0.0?
ASKER
and does this version still ask about 'moved' or 'copied' VMs? In which case do i select copied?
VMs are local to the host...
VMs are local to the host...
What about v5.5.0 to v6.0.0?
off-topic, and nothing to do with PSOD.
and does this version still ask about 'moved' or 'copied' VMs? In which case do i select copied?
VMs are local to the host...
again off-topic, please post a new question for the above.
ASKER
your guide is for 5.1 to 5.5. Assume the same process, or not?
its linked to the upgrade requirements so not really...
Come on Andrew..
its linked to the upgrade requirements so not really...
Come on Andrew..
In my post https:#a41732835
after posting a link to my EE Article, I've also typed!
(same method to upgrade 5.5 to 5.5 later patches, just change file names)
and I also give you the commands to update to the latest update, using the Web Update method.
You must have missed that line!
after posting a link to my EE Article, I've also typed!
(same method to upgrade 5.5 to 5.5 later patches, just change file names)
and I also give you the commands to update to the latest update, using the Web Update method.
You must have missed that line!
do you require any more additional help to close out this question.