Richard Fairfield wrote:
Because I was in a hurry, I had to move this project to a different OS. I installed VMserver on Ubuntu,
where I had knew it would work. I'll come back to CentOS later.
But, for those that asked:
I was not running the Xen verion of the kernel.
The VMs that I was trying to start are good; they both worked on
other VMware Server installations.
When a vm won't boot, you can review the vmware.log in the vm's folder for diagnosis. Also, you can set debug on in the vmware-server-console interface to get extra information into the logfile above.