Scott Silva wrote: > Centos-admin spake the following on 4/25/2007 5:51 AM: > >> Tim Verhoeven wrote: >> >>> On 4/25/07, Centos-admin <redhat at mckerrs.net> wrote: >>> >>>> I've just setup 5.0 and can reproduce a crash/reboot every time. >>>> Details; >>>> >>>> x86_64 Install >>>> Using Xen Kernel >>>> System fully updated including Xen Kernel (latest 1.1 update) >>>> Intel Dual Core E6400 >>>> 4gb RAM >>>> >>>> I've installed vmware server 1.0.2 from rpm. It has been configured and >>>> is ready to create new machines. I have successfully created a new >>>> machine but when I attempt to power-on the system resets. No panic >>>> information, just straight to the BIOS. >>>> >>>> I've searched bugzilla and there appears to be nothing related. >>>> >>>> I'll do some more testing tomorrow, I'll try without the Xen-ified >>>> kernel. >>>> >>> I'm thinking that when you try it again with a normal kernel you will >>> have better success. The VMware you are trying to run will be starting >>> in a already virtualized environment. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Tim >>> >>> >>> >> Shite ! >> >> >> I thought it was too good to be true. >> >> Back to openvz for my 'vm' strategy. >> >> I need to run vmware and have the ability to run virtual machines. >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> Brian. >> >> > You can have virtual machines "under" vmware, but not "next" to vmware. I > don't think the latter can be done yet. > > It can with openvz. I currently use it on 4.4 along with vmware. Strictly speaking it is not a 'vm', more like a VPS, but it works well. Cheers, -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.