VMware Communities : Thread List - OS Compatibility

Need help on W2008 Ent in VM instance licensing on VSphere..????

upg3 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:17:01 GMT

Hi...
I know that a single license of win'08 enterprise can run 4 instances in virtual, up to here it is ok but the thing is that how will it work in reality. As soon as the installation finished win2008 starts asking for the activation, but how to do that with a single product key?
I am new with this....pls let me know if any specific procedure need to be followed....and how.

Another thing, I have converted few win2k3 Ent hosted physical servers to virtual. My question is, whether can I use that same Enterprise license of win2k3 and have another three VM instances...without expending any more bucks.

Thanks for your reply...

Installing VM Server on Windows 7 Host

ddasilva2000 — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 03:54:11 GMT

Hi Everyone,

Has anyone successfully installed VM Server on a Windows 7 host?

Thanks,

vmware-hostd crash on ubuntu 9.10 with vmware server 2.x

jchatham — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:46:23 GMT

For me, the magic words were:

sudo su -
pkill vmware-hostd
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/vmware/vmacore/:/usr/lib/vmware/lib/libexpat.so.0/
/usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml

After doing this, I set up a script to pound on the VI interface for about twelve hours, and didn't see another crash.
I'd be interested to know if this works for anyone else.

No Internet Access on VMWare host using NextG Wireless Modem

vanceh — Wed, 06 May 2009 01:46:40 GMT

Hi,

following is the setup -

Host OS - XP Professional
Guest OS - Windows 7 RC
Internet Access - Via Telstra NextG Sierra USB modem.

Issue -

1. Guest OS Loaded correctly.
2. Host PC directly connected through to Internet.
3. Cannot see Host PC resources or drives from Guest OS
4. Cannot Access Internet from Guest OS. I have tried
a. ICS enablement
b. Bridged mode
c. Host Access
d. NAT access

Not sure what to do

any help would be appreciated

cheers

MM

Problem Using Windows 2003 R2 x64 in Windows 7 x64

BrunoRocha — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:15:10 GMT

Hello everyone

I have a problem regarding the installation of windows 2003 R2 64 bits in VmWare Server.

When i try to install a Operating System x64 bits in the boot screen i received the following message

" Your System is not capable of running X64 Operating System in this plataform " I think this is the message. The problem is that i´m hosting as a native operating Windows 7 x64.

Can anyone give me a help on how to bypass this check.

Thanks

Problem with Windows Server 2008 R2

Horinius — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:41:33 GMT

Windows Server 2008 R2 guest might not be officially supported yet by VMWare. If that's the case, hope this post could help them improve the support.

I've tried WS2008 R2 Standard (64bits) in VMWare Server 2.0.1 and Workstation 6.5.3

From time to time, my WS2008 would freeze indefinitely. It's not even possible to shut it down. The only way is to suspend it and if a snap-shot exists, go back to previous snap-shot and hope it won't freeze again.

I have no evidence what really caused this, but I have a little idea. It's VMWare Tools.

I noticed the following error event about "side by side":

Activation context generation failed for "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Tools\VMControlPanel.cpl". Dependent Assembly Microsoft.VC80.MFC,processorArchitecture="amd64",publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b",type="win32",version="8.0.50608.0" could not be found. Please use sxstrace.exe for detailed diagnosis.

When such error happens, WS2008 would freeze sooner or later.

NB: WS2008 freezes more on VMWare Server than on Workstation.

Problems Getting Vmware Server 2.01 To Work With Windows 7 Professional RTM 64Bit as Host - Solved

Brentman777 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:19:39 GMT

I have been following the various discussions and haven't yet found a solution for my particular issue.

I have been successfully running Vmware Server 2.01 under Windows 7 RC1 Ultimate 64Bit as a host for several months.

Now that Windows 7 is official, I have purchased an Upgrade License of Windows 7 Professional as that will meet my needs.

Starting with a clean (custom) install, I have installed Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and after patching, the first thing I did was install Vmware Server 2.01 (trying both as myself and later as Administrator)

The installation works but after the reboot, the "Vmware Server Web Access" Service (Tomcat) fails to start. No amount of fiddling with hosts files nor any other suggestions I've seen out there SEEM to help....

What is odd though is after I did a complete restore back to my RC1, if I chose to do an UPGRADE to Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit (which kept all of my programs and settings), everything worked fine on the Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit system. My only delimma with that method is that my license key is for the Professional Verison, not Ultimate so I can't keep it indefinitely.

Thinking perhaps maybe it was just a configuration issue, I restored once again to RC1, and once again, did a custom (clean) install of Win 7 Pro 64bit and once again installed Vmware 2.01 and then copied all of the files under c:\windows.old\program files (x86)\vmware\vmware server on top of the 'new' install and did the same for the C:\windows.old\Users\All Users\VMware\VMware Server directory and rebooted....no difference.

Any ideas on how to get Vmware 2.01's Tomcat working under Windows 7 64bit RTM using a clean install?

Thanks!

Brent

Message was edited by: Brentman777
Update: I fixed my own problem by following a suggestion I found on the internet to 'upgrade' my RC1 Ultimate to RTM Professional: http://www.unawave.de/installation/downgrade-en.html?lang=EN In a nutshell, I edited the registry on my RC1 Ultimate installation to 'fool' it into thinking it was an RC1 Professional and 'upgraded' to RTM Pro. The upgrade kept my files and settings and Vmware Server Continued to work after the upgrade process.

Feature request: ALSA or even Pulseaudio for Linux hosts

Scotty64 — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 15:07:05 GMT

I would highly appreciate if the Vmware developers would put a bit more effort in audio support on Linux hosts. I found it disappointing that the size of the vmware-server package grew by almost 500% (from around 100Mb to 0.5 Gb), but still no noticable improvements on the audio side. OSS is stoneage and todays standard is ALSA - including full plugin support. Other virtualization solutions have even started supporting the Pulseaudio sound server.

VMware Server and Windows 7

markus_herbert@yahoo.de — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:31:26 GMT

Hi, I'm using VMware Server 2.0.1 unter Windows Vista.

Is it possible to run VMware Server 2 in Windows 7 32bit and/or Windows 7 64bit as a host OS?

Does anyone has experience with this?

Windows7 Enterprise host

Vince1983 — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:06:00 GMT

Hello,

Installed Windows7 enterprise edition and installed the latest version of VMware Server. Everything went fine until i want to login onto the VMware server Home Page.
It tells me that my login credentials are incorrect, it's strange because i know my windows password very well.
Did anyone had the same or a simular problem and what did you do to solve it?

Kind regards

vincent

No sound card available - resource not availiable in vmware server on ubuntu 9 or windows 2003 host

HomeGrown — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:52:16 GMT

Hello,
The problem: I have no sound on my guest systems. Sound card is not avalible as a resource in VMware server 2.0.
I use an new ASUS 64 bit motherboard (M4A78T-E) which is uptimized for DDR3 and 64 bit AMD CPU (quadquore). The Board has an integrated ATI sound chip (ATI 791A). Futher specifics:

Host: Windows 2003 (64 bit) or host Ubuntu 9.04 (64bit)

sound and drives works fine in either environment

VMserver 2.0

No sound card avalible to connect (add hardware console)

Guest: Windows XP professional of windows 7

sound card not available
just once at the initial opening of windows 7 I had sound. Reboot and it was gone. Removed and reinstalled VMware tools, did not help.

To me it seems that VMware is not able to detect the sound card and therefore is not able to pass on the resoursce. Can you fix this or give a hint in solving the problem.

Thanks
Peter

64-Bit Guest OS Issues on Poweredge 2800

randychow2000 — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 01:26:38 GMT

Hello everyone, hope someone can help as I am getting really fustrated with the problem. I have Poweredge 2800 with Windows 2008 64 Bit host and VMWare Server 2.0. It does not support VT but is 64 bit. When I try to install a 64 bit guest OS, it says the CPU is not supported in 64 bit. Is there any way of getting 64 bit guest OS into VMWare on a Dell Poweredge 2800. Thanks.

Problems installing Windows Server 2008

SyedImtiaz — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 08:01:03 GMT

Hi,

Here is my environment:

Machine: HP DC5800 with Intel Quad core CPU at 2.5 GHz and 8 GB RAM

Host OS: Windows Server 2008 Ent 64 bit (Version 6.0 , Build 6001 , SP1)

VMware Server 2.0.1 (Build 156745)

I am trying to install Windows server 2008 both standard and R2 but I keep getting the attached error message upon virtual machine startup

Note: I have already tried supplying the OS in ISO format and using direct DVD drive as well

Regards

Windows Server 2008 R2 as Host

svenb — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 09:04:24 GMT

Hi,

I'm running VMware Server 2.0.1 on Windows Server 2008. I'm thinking about upgrading to Windows Server 2008 R2 (RTM). Are there any known problems with R2?

Thanks,
Sven

vmware-hostd segv on centos5.3

bonaponta — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:41:17 GMT

vmware server 2.0.1 on centos5.3 x86_64

vmware-hostd segv...

/usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml

~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.465 'App' 46982327646400 info~~ Current working directory: /var/log/vmware
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.468 'Handle checker' 46982327646400 info~~ Setting system limit of 2048
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.470 'Handle checker' 46982327646400 info~~ Set system limit to 2048
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.472 'App' 46982327646400 info~~ Trying blklistsvc
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.473 'App' 46982327646400 info~~ Trying cimsvc
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.474 'App' 46982327646400 info~~ Trying directorysvc
~~2009-09-20 12:31:10.476 'App' 46982327646400 info~~ Trying hostsvc
Segmentation fault
#

gdb /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd

GNU gdb Fedora (6.8-27.el5)
Copyright (C) 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show copying"
and "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu"...
(no debugging symbols found)
(gdb) run -a -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml
Starting program: /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled
New Thread 0x2b04f78198c0 (LWP 15999)
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.435 'App' 47300332329152 info~~ Current working directory: /var/log/vmware
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.438 'Handle checker' 47300332329152 info~~ Setting system limit of 2048
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.440 'Handle checker' 47300332329152 info~~ Set system limit to 2048
New Thread 0x409df940 (LWP 16002)
New Thread 0x40cc7940 (LWP 16003)
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.445 'App' 47300332329152 info~~ Trying blklistsvc
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.447 'App' 47300332329152 info~~ Trying cimsvc
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.448 'App' 47300332329152 info~~ Trying directorysvc
~~2009-09-20 12:25:11.449 'App' 47300332329152 info~~ Trying hostsvc

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00000000010d2250 in ?? ()
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0x00000000010d2250 in ?? ()
#1 0x000000000175581b in ?? ()
#2 0x0000000000a08242 in ?? ()
#3 0x00000000007d1787 in ?? ()
#4 0x00000000007d18c6 in ?? ()
#5 0x0000000000a56b3e in ?? ()
#6 0x0000000000a5a070 in ?? ()
#7 0x0000000000a7111b in ?? ()
#8 0x00002b04f6a6c7c6 in Vmacore::Service::AppImpl::LoadPlugins () from /usr/lib/vmware/vmacore/libvmacore.so.1.0
#9 0x00002b04f6a6d5f2 in Vmacore::Service::AppImpl::Init () from /usr/lib/vmware/vmacore/libvmacore.so.1.0
#10 0x00002b04f6a66623 in Vmacore::Service::InitApp () from /usr/lib/vmware/vmacore/libvmacore.so.1.0
#11 0x0000000000ab6f6e in ?? ()
#12 0x0000000000ac5821 in ?? ()
#13 0x0000000000ad55e1 in ?? ()
#14 0x00000037f0e1d974 in __libc_start_main () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#15 0x00000000006a82fa in Vmomi::TypeImpl::GetVersion ()
#16 0x00007fff55cde7a8 in ?? ()
#17 0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()
(gdb)

vmware server 2.0.1 works on 32bit centos5.3.

why ?

DCOM Application crash on a Windows Server 2000 + Sp2

kkurihara — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:19:06 GMT

DCOM Application crash on a Windows Server 2000 + Sp2
(also winodws management console application.)

DCOM application running well real server.
especially on a remote desk top client.

that application running well,before install SP2 of Windows 2000.

At first,I think bug of DCOM apllication.
But physical memory assign change from 1GB to 512MB at guest OS, DCOM application running well.

Is this a bug memory allocation of vmware server?

physical memory assign 1GB for virtual machine, but memory size over 1GB ,display on windows task manager.

Let me know how to resolve it.

Regards

VMware Server 2, VMware Remote Console Plug-in Mac OS-X

squirrelmeat — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:25:22 GMT

I have both Firefox 2 and Firefox 3, and I can get the basic window of the VMware server, however when I click on the VM and try to install the Remote Console Plug-In (in either FF2 or FF3), it says:

- - - - - -

Error

Firefox could not install the file at: https://111.222.3.4:8333/

because: Not a valid install package

-207

- - - - - - -

Does this mean it won't run on Mac OS-X, or is it something else? If it won't, do you know if it will soon?

64bit on Dual Core Pentium (E2220)

MGSteve — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:31:19 GMT

Hi, I'm running XP 32bit on a Pentium Dual Core. Its supposed to be 64 bit compatible (CPU-Z shows EM64T as a feature and the Intel website says its 64 bit compatible), but when I try and install Windows Server 2008 RC2, it says that I don't have a 64 bit compatible CPU.

I installed it on my i7 fine, but I've run into a problem were the gues just freezes now just after it boots, I'm running it on Windows 7 RC1 on that i7, so I guess that may be a contributing factor, so I wanted to give it a go on the old XP machine.

Is it the CPU or do I need to do something to the VM first so it will run 64 bit?

VMWare Server on Mac Server/Xserve

Oh4Sh0 — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:45:00 GMT

Is this supported? A VM Server on an Xserve with numerous hypers running Mac OSX Server?

If not, is there any timeframe on when it will be? I'm interested in a VM product for this, but all I've heard of thusfar is Parallels Server for Mac, and it seems to have mixed reviews.

Thanks

Best VMWare for windows server2003 R2 Enterprize

sincesuresh — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:49:09 GMT

Dear all,

I am new to VMWare, please let me know , which VMWare Product is best for windows server 2003 R2 32-bit enterprise.

VMWare Workstation ? VMWare Server? or VMWare ESX?

right now i am having the configuration of IBM lenovo desktop with widows server2003 32 bit Enterprise

Intel Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz,1Gb RAM

160Gb HDD

Thanks

Suresh

Windows 7 RTM Host?

MathiasR — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:39:57 GMT

Does Server 2.0.1 work fine on the released version of Windows 7 (64-bit in particular)?

I know it's not supported, but it worked great on my Windows 7 64 RC1 PC and I like to know if someone has already tried it on the RTM version.

I am itching to upgrade and if this still works, then I don't have to bother with dual-booting Ubuntu to run VMware Server.

Thanks!

M.

SUSE 10.2 64 bit installation issues

DBrowne — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 14:39:54 GMT

I'm trying to install SUSE 10.2 64 bit on VMWARE server. My host is XP on an Athlon 64 x2 Dual Core 3800

The dvd boots (iso) and I start the installation, but it always freezes when starting syslogd (/dev/tty4)

I never get an OK there.

Has anyone seen this before or can anyone help point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Kernel 2.6.29 Issues

rpmoles — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:00:15 GMT

I have seen many modules added and fixes from open source users. However haven't seen anything from VMWARE on this issue.Since I am running on FC 11 so I have alot of latitude of things working. The main problem is after I get the vmware-config.pl to compile it is very flakey. Sound doesn't work, shutdown and restart hangs at 95%, and it drops connection with console.

Hoping for the next release of Vmware server to have 2.6.29 compatibility.

Windows Server 2003 & XP Pro Guest problems

Bostech8 — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 02:06:27 GMT

We're running a SuperMicro Server with a 3Ware SATA Raid. Host OS is RHEL 5 64 Bit. VMWare 2 (64 bit) installed just fine. We can install guest Linux OS's, but cannot get Windows Server 2003 nor XP Pro to see the hard drives. We've downloaded the Floppy image of the Virtual SCSI drivers, but no luck. Anyone have any luck installing either of these as Guest OS's? Any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,

A definitive answer about memory limits in Windows

Savrus — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 13:19:11 GMT

I have been reading through post and articles and cannot find a definitive answer to the following question.

When running VMWare on a machine that is currently running a Microsoft 32BIT OS can VMWare access memory beyond the limits of the OS.

Two Specific Examples.

Windows XP Workstation 4GB RAM installed, only 2.75GB addressable by the OS, can VMWare utilize the extra memory over 2.75GB
Windows Small Business server 2003 R2, 6GB or more memory installed and recognized by the BIOS only 4 GB recognized by the OS. Can VMWare running under SBS access and use for Guest OSs the memory above the 4GB recognized by the system.

I know

if I install ESXi first, then create 32Bit Guest OSes is an option, but we cannot use OEM license if we go this route.
64 bit versions of the host OSes will work, but that requires new OS licenses
I know why only 2.75GB or 4gb is seen by the OS.

For some of my clients reinstalling the current OS is not an option or running 32bit OSes as a guest is also not an option (OEM licensing and cost are two big issues)

Thank you in advance

Windows 7 32 bit on RH Linux 64 bit Host

wbvmware — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 19:17:49 GMT

Hi,

Is there any issue with installing Windows 7 RC 32 bit in VMware server 2.0.0 (Build 122589) on a RH Linux AS 64 bit host? While installing, after booting the install shell for Windows 7, I get " A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now" just a little way into the installation process.

Needless to say I have no driver media for the DVD that is in the Dell SC 1420 server.

Thanks in advance for any feeback.

Bill

RedHat Enterprise 5 Guest OS - Caught signal 15 -- tid 3516 (eip 0x00a287a2)

fred1979 — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 11:23:56 GMT

I try to install 2 RedHat Enterpise 5.3 instances on one VMWare Server 2.0 (based on Linux). As soon as the 2nd RedHat guest instance is running one of the 2 instances keeps going down. The problem is that it doesn't thow an error, the only line I get in the log of the guest is:

vmx| Caught signal 15 -- tid 3516 (eip 0x00a287a2)

I'm able to reproduce this error on other VMWare Server 2.0 I have (those are all based on RedHat, no Windows). If I do run the 2 RHES5 on VMWare Workstation everything is fine.

Any ideas?

Ubuntu 9.04 Bridged Networking

mpg187 — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 02:50:55 GMT

How do I get Bridged networking working on Ubuntu 9.04? This is driving me insane...

Problems to import a virtual machine from VMware Fusion 2.0 (MAC) to VMware Server 2.0 (Ubuntu)

ypomares — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 09:55:25 GMT

I have a virtual machine created in a MAC with VMware Fusion 2.0 with partitioned disk in 2Gb size files, but I can't import it in VMware Server 2.0 running over Ubuntu.

I have tried before to run another virtual machine created in VMware Server 2.0 and imported to VMware Fusion, and it run OK. I can also import it again to VMware Server 2.0 without problems.

I don't now if it is necesary to change something in VMware Server 2.0 to admit virtual machines with disk partitioned, but when I try to register the machine, the VMware Server 2.0 stops working, and I have to restart the computer to run it again.

Problem booting VM on Vmware2

aaliod — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:52:42 GMT

Hello.

I've installed vmware server 2 in W2008 64 bits, all ok. When i create a VM ( 2008 64 bits, 2008 32 bits,...) and boot it, result is same: it freeze at powering on. I need some help. Server 2 in windows 2008 32 bits (processor 64 bits) works fine, VM boots ok. I've seen requisites of Vmware 2 and w2008 64 bits host is supported.

Thanks.

aaliod

Virtual 64bit Software

Tommyalcdbn — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:40:05 GMT

Hey Guys i am quite new to this but would really appreciate some help.

I have Windows server 2008 x64 installed and vmware server 2.0 on that, but when i tried to install any x64Bit software on it it tells me that my cpu doesn't support or isn't compatible with 64bit mode.

All my 32bit Software works fine, but i need to create a virtual server with x64bit mode to test my software on it.

Does any one have some advise for me,

What am i doing wrong!!!!!!

Unable to install 64bit guest OS.

skitzsofrenick — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 17:19:38 GMT

I have VMWare Server 2.01 on RC of Win7, 64bit. I have the virtual options enabled in the BIOS, though i get an error when trying to install any 64bit guest OS stating that my processor is not supported.

Thoughts?

---

bah, just saw this thread....sorry guys... ill post to it as needed.

http://communities.vmware.com/thread/214450?tstart=0

Virtual server on XP64bit Pro

Recca — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:41:18 GMT

I've installed Virtual server 2 on a workstation with XP 64bit Pro on it. When I create a XP 32bit virtual machine it uns incrediably slowly. Are there any known problems with running Virtual Server on a Xp 64bit PC or do you have any other ideas what might be causing the problem? When the workstation had Vista on it the virtual machines ran ok.

Any help would be greatly appriciated.

Virtual machine console not working on Ubuntu 9.04

ivancruz — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 13:10:10 GMT

Instalation of Server 2.0.1 on Ubuntu 9.04 went realy smooth. Creating a VM to host a Windows 2K Pro was straightforward. But when I start the VM, I can hear the CDROM being read but nothing appears on VM console. No usefull info is show on Events tab and there is nothing on the system logs also. Any ideas?

Ivan.

Virtual machine console fails to connect to VM under Windows7 RC Host

MarkMelanson — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 13:56:28 GMT

Whenever I try to use the console I get the following error:

Unable to connect to the MKS: Timeout while attempting read.

It does not matter which VM I choose they all fail making VMWare Server about useless at this point.

Any fixes out there?

How can I get VMware Server web app to run on Vista?

nintuv — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 14:46:36 GMT

I installed VMware Server 2.0.1 on Vista Home Premium. When I launch VMware Server web app, I get an error message saying,

<localhost>:8333 uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed.
(Error code: sec_error_ca_cert_invalid)

Any ideas how to resolve this issue?

Is Intel VT-x/AMD-V needed for a 64bit guest?

manoj.joseph — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:48:07 GMT

My 64bit Intel Centrino Duo processor does not have VT. When I try to boot a 64bit CentOS guest, I get the message

Your CPU does not support long mode. Use a 32bit distribution

Does VMWare require the CPU to support virtualization extension (Intel VT-x/AMD-V) in order for it to run a 64bit guest OS?

Can someone point me to the documentation where this is mentioned?

VMware Server 2 on linux host does not clean up lock files

MarkusK1 — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:57:27 GMT

Since I work in a dual boot environment (Win XP as well as linux (Ubuntu 8.04) *on the same physical system*) I had the idea to set up a virtual machine which is started in both environments (and is used as my "mail server").

VMware Server 2 seemed to be the way to go since it provides the possibility to automatically start up virtual machines on system boot and shut them down on system shutdown. So I set up a vm under a WinXP host on a NTFS partition, put that partition in the fstab on the linux host, imported the vm in linux host, figured out how to solve the uuid problem and was happy that the same vm was really started automatically in both host environments..... until I shut down the linux host and booted the WinXP host:

"Cannot open the disk 'G:\path_to_data_store\name_of_vm\name_of_vm.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.
Reason: Failed to lock the file.".

Unfortunately, the lock directory G:\path_to_data_store\name_of_vm\name_of_vm.vmdk.lck with the lock file G:\path_to_data_store\name_of_vm\name_of_vm.vmdk.lck\Mxxxxx.lck still exists. After deleting the lock file I can power-on the vm successfully on the WinXP host. (so my problem is NOT that I do not know there is a lock file and I can remove it manually....)

I then did some testing...... after removing the lock file I can start the vm, reboot the WinXP host several times and the vm always starts automatically as expected. If I then switch to linux I also can re-boot the linux host several times and the vm starts up without any problems. Only if I then decide to boot the XP host again I get the problem with the lock file again. To investigate in more detail, I booted a live linux after shutting down either host environment to check what the "status" of the lock file is if neither host environment is running. Result was that the WinXP VMware server 2 environment always cleans up the lock files, the linux VMware server 2 environment never cleans up the lock files. The difference seems to be that the linux VMware server 2 environment just ignores a old lock file. the XP environment does not.

Any tips how I can get that problem solved? I do not always want to remove the old lock files manually whenever I start the XP host after having used the linux host.

Update: inspection of the syslog of the guest shows that maybe the guest is not shut down properly on the linux host. Have tolook into that the next days.....

Thanks,
Markus

Can't stop webAccess and vmware-hostd on Ubuntu 9.04

olenz — Tue, 19 May 2009 09:06:59 GMT

This is actually a bug report, but I don't know where to file it.

I'm using VMware server 2.0.1 on a (K)ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) system. As I'm using virtual machines only for development, I don't want to have it running all the time, but I want to start and stop it manually. To do that, I'm using the /etc/init.d/vmware scripts.

Starting vmware works fine, unfortunately, stopping vmware doesn't work perfectly. When I use

sudo /etc/init.d/vmware stop

not all vmware processes are actually stopped. Instead, the following processes survive:

5 S root 19437 1 0 80 0 - 30445 futex_ 10:48 ? 00:00:01 /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -d -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml
0 S root 21330 1 0 80 0 - 1006 wait 10:56 pts/1 00:00:00 /bin/sh /opt/vmware/bin/vmware-watchdog -s webAccess -u 30 -q 5 /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/jjre1.5.0_15/bin/webAccess -client -Xmx64m -XX:MinHeapFreeRatio=30 -XX:MaxHeapFreeRatio=30 -Djava.util.logging.manager=org.apache.juli.ClassLoaderLogManager -Djava.endorsed.d/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/common/endorsed -classpath /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/bin/bootstrap.jar:/opt/ve/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/bin/commons-logging-api.jar -Dcatalina.base=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16 -Dcatalina.home=/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16 -Djava.io.tmpdir=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/temp org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootststart
0 S root 21602 21330 20 80 0 - 105066 inet_c 10:56 ? 00:00:03 /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/java/jre1.5.0_15/bin/webAccess -client -Xmx64m -XX:MinHeapFreeRat0 -XX:MaxHeapFreeRatio=30 -Djava.util.logging.manager=org.apache.juli.ClassLoaderLogManager -Djava.endorsed.dirs=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16mon/endorsed -classpath /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/bin/bootstrap.jar:/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/bin/commoogging-api.jar -Dcatalina.base=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16 -Dcatalina.home=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16 -Djao.tmpdir=/opt/vmware/lib/vmware/webAccess/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.16/temp org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap start
1 S root 21784 1 0 80 0 - 1070 pause 10:56 ? 00:00:00 /opt/vmware/bin/vmnet-netifup -d /var/run/vmnet-netifup-vmnet1.pid /dev/vmnet1 vmnet1

Of course, I can simpley kill these processes, but I looked for the actual reason.

I could already identify the biggest part of the problem. The script /etc/init.d/vmware-mgmt uses the script/opt/vmware/bin/vmware-watchdog to keep the web access alive. Unfortunately, the watchdog cleanly starts, but doesn't cleanly stop. Using the watchdog manually,I get:

/opt/vmware/bin/vmware-watchdog -k webAccess

/opt/vmware/bin/vmware-watchdog: 192: [[: not found
/opt/vmware/bin/vmware-watchdog: 192: [[: not found
watchdog-webAccess: Unable to terminate watchdog: Can't find process

Looking into the script, I find that the script uses '[', which is bash-script code (not Bourne shell script code!), while the shebang line states '#!/bin/sh'. In Ubuntu (and in other Linux distributions), when bash is called as /bin/sh, it uses Bourne shell compatibility mode. In that case, it does not understand '[['.

Therefore, to fix the problem, I changed the shebang line to '#!/bin/bash'. Afterwards, I could

sudo /etc/init.d/vmware-mgmt stop

and only the following process is left:

ps -elf | grep vmware

5 S root 19437 1 0 80 0 - 30445 futex_ 10:48 ? 00:00:01 /opt/vmware/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -d -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml

For that, I haven't yet found a solution.

Can anybody help me?

And: how do I report this problem+solution to the VMware guys?

no networking on vista host

kittle — Fri, 15 May 2009 18:16:25 GMT

I have a vista 64-bit host system (laptop) and win2k setup as a guest.

When I take my laptop on the road, there is no network connectivity available, and because of this, vista wont let me do ANY networking stuff, including connect to the guest OS.

I have tried setting vista for a static IP, but that doesnt seem to have any affect.

Ideas anyone?

Problems with Nt4 Server on Vmware Server 2 with Windows Server 2008 x64 as Host

FiveSensesGroup — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:30:14 GMT

Hello!

This is my first post in the community, so i'd like to thank you all in advance for the time spent reading this question.

I tried to find the answer to this issue across the board using the search box, but no way to find the solution.

I also want to ask you patience because english is not my mother tongue .

The scenario:

-Physical machine with Windows Server 2008 Standard x64 with VMware Server 2.0 (32 bits) working as a stand alone server binded to a Win2003 Active Directory.

-Physical machine running Windows NT4 Server SP6 as PDC of a domain which has no confidence relationship with any of the other 2 domains in the company network (the 2003 AD one and another on 2000 AD).

The needs:

-Fresh virtual install of NT4 Server (from an original CD, SP1), as BDC, to promote it later to PDC and free ourselves from the legacy hardware.

-Virtualize the other servers running NT and 2000 with legacy app's, so we get less power consumption, better backup, better admin of the farm and, why not, peace in the world.

The problems:

There is no way to connect the NT4 BDC to the physical PDC while installation. Tried with the NT4 CD drivers for the AMD card (as NT detected it), and the drivers provided by the AMD webpage, all of them. When i reach that point of the installation in which it's supposed to bind to the domain... "Can't find the domain controller for this domain". Even created a new VM with hardware version 6 (default is 7), repeated al test, and forced it to use the "VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter" drivers extracted from the VMTools with both hardware configurations. Of course, the network configuration in VMware is set to Bridged mode and there is no way to reach the VM with a ping.

I created on my mac, with parallels, a VM with the same NT4 Server CD, binded it to the NT Domain as BDC, and tried to convert it after upgrading to SP6 with VMware converter 3.0.3 because 4.0 didn't accepted that OS to be converted. No way, it fails on the installation of the converter and i can't find the iso image on the web for a cold conversion of the parallels machine.

With this experiences, I just can't find enough courage to try and convert the PDC on the wild.

What really makes me go nuts is that i created a fresh install of Win2k Server with the same VM configuration in the same VMware server 2 and it joined to the NT domain with no trouble during installation. Fact, this one, that makes me to keep on beliving this all is a driver issue, but can't find the right ones...

I don't know what to do, how to solve this situation, how to kick that Netfinity 3000 black box off and make the NT4 Server install process pass that point...

Thanks for reading so far.

Using Windows XP SP1 as the Host OS

mike14 — Mon, 04 May 2009 15:38:32 GMT

I installed VMWare Server R2 on a Windows XP SP1 host before I read that this combination was not supported. It seems to works well. What are the limitations when using XP as a Host OS?

Windows Server 2003 does not support BusLogic SCSI

OzWobbles — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:34:01 GMT

Hello all,

I have recently performed a P2V and it appears everything converted over great according to the partition information.

However the virtual server won't boot and indicates that there is not an operating system.

I checked and I do have the OS set to server 2003 enterprise 32 bit as was the physical machine that was converted.

I have the message in my event log:

Please be aware that Windows Server 2003 does not support BusLogic SCSI adaptor that VMware ESX currently uses for its virtual SCSI devices. ....

If you have not done so already you will need to download and install our driver in the virtual machine.

It goes on to give the location to download the scsi driver and I have done so.

My question is what do I do with this driver? How do I install it?

Any assistance would be appreciated, this is for the school system.

Regards

Windows Vista can't load VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter driver

emaneiro — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:22:43 GMT

Hi.

I have just upgraded from VMware Server 1.0.5 (wich worked just fine) to VMware Server 2.0.1 and am experiencing a problem with networking.

I inmediately noticed that could't choose NAT as a way to configure vm's network adapters and finally found no VMware Virtual Network Adapters among other network adapters. In Device Manager I see the adapters with an error icon and in properties I see the o.s. (Vista Business) says it can't load the driver (which appears to be digitally signed and recognised by Microsoft).

Does anyone know how to solve this?

Ubuntu 8.04 I/O Performance Bottleneck

ndeclario — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:43:26 GMT

I have been running VMware server 2 on an Ubuntu 8.04 Server x86_64 system. The server is a Core2duo dual processor system with 16GB of RAM running an AAC RAID controller. I have been having really bad I/O problems with VMware under this configuration.

The system can easily handle many VMs at once, but as soon as any heavy I/O is introduced the system comes to halt. Simply copying a large file in a VM will spike the load average over 5 and continuous I/O usage like this will spike it to over 20. During installations inside of VMs with FreeBSD I would see transfer rates from my ISO-based CD-ROM to the VMware drive averaging around 200k/s until I enabled write caching.

I have read up on many different sites and implemented quite a few tweaks to VMware, the individual VMs and the host OS itself. I have tried this under a number of different vendor kernels and custom kernels as well with similar results. I have turned down the swappiness for virtual memory in the OS and the system never needs to use swap. We generally have anywhere between 10 - 15 VMs running at once, all FreeBSD and Linux, ranging from 256MiB to 1GiB of memory. However, these I/O issues can be seen with only 1 VM running.

When load does get high for a long period of time VMware's web interface will hang, the host OS becomes unusable but oddly all the VMs are quite responsive. I do see the following errors in dmesg when hard drive I/O is spiked:

vmmon: Had to deallocate locked 267092 pages from vm driver ffff880167126400
vmmon: Had to deallocate AWE 7073 pages from vm driver ffff880167126400

And I also have RTC errors, but I don't believe these are impacting this issue at this time so I haven't bothered looking in to these:

/dev/vmmon8605: /dev/rtc open failed: -2

I also see these in my vmware log files:

[2009-04-13 09:01:54.546 'PropertyProvider' 1079601488 verbose] RecordOp ASSIGN: info, haTask--vmodl.query.PropertyCollector.Filter.destroy-988

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with the hard drive I/O.

The hard drive set up is an Adaptec AAC RAID controller set up with a 3TB RAID 10 array and the filesytem is XFS. I've been hacking away at this problem for quite some time and haven't gotten far. Any suggestions and help would be much, much appreciated.

.deb package for VMware server?

jjdh — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 00:58:04 GMT

Hi,

Using a lot of Debian linux and was wondering if there are plans to create .deb packages as well, instead of only packages for the RH and SLED package managers...
Having an .deb package will make it much easier to keep my servers tidy and since both Debian and Debian based Ubuntu are becoming more mainstream, it will be really handy to have a .deb package from VMware itself.

Does anyone have any experience with using the VMware server .rpm package with 'alien' on Debian?

Thanks,

Jan.

Windows 2003 as HOST, wanting to run Windows 2008 Server as a guest

bringholz — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:53:10 GMT

Hello all -

I am running VMWare 2.0.1 on a Windows 2003 Server. In it, I've created 2 Virtual Machines. 1 is a Windows 2003 Virtual Machine, and the other is a Windows 2008 Virtual machine. The Windows 2003 virtual machine is able to get an IP address via DHCP (it's set up a "Bridged) but the Windows 2008 Virtual Server isn't able to get an IP address ((it's set up a "Bridged) it assigned a self-addressed IP). Even when I give it an IP address, it still cannot communicate with anything else. When I created these virtual machines, I went thru the wizard, so I picked the correct guest (Windows 2008 Standard) when I made this virtual machine.

Here is the VMX file, in case that is helpful:

.encoding = "windows-1252"
config.version = "8"
virtualHW.version = "7"
floppy0.present = "FALSE"
mks.enable3d = "TRUE"
pciBridge0.present = "TRUE"
pciBridge4.present = "TRUE"
pciBridge4.virtualDev = "pcieRootPort"
pciBridge4.functions = "8"
pciBridge5.present = "TRUE"
pciBridge5.virtualDev = "pcieRootPort"
pciBridge5.functions = "8"
pciBridge6.present = "TRUE"
pciBridge6.virtualDev = "pcieRootPort"
pciBridge6.functions = "8"
pciBridge7.present = "TRUE"
pciBridge7.virtualDev = "pcieRootPort"
pciBridge7.functions = "8"
vmci0.present = "TRUE"
nvram = "Windows 2008 and SQL2008.nvram"
virtualHW.productCompatibility = "hosted"
ft.secondary0.enabled = "TRUE"
tools.upgrade.policy = "useGlobal"
powerType.powerOff = "soft"
powerType.powerOn = "hard"
powerType.suspend = "hard"
powerType.reset = "soft"

displayName = "Windows 2008 and SQL2008"
extendedConfigFile = "Windows 2008 and SQL2008.vmxf"

scsi0.present = "TRUE"
scsi0.sharedBus = "none"
scsi0.virtualDev = "lsisas1068"
memsize = "768"
scsi0:0.present = "TRUE"
scsi0:0.fileName = "Windows 2008 and SQL2008.vmdk"
scsi0:0.writeThrough = "TRUE"
ide1:0.present = "TRUE"
ide1:0.fileName = "D:\Virtual Machines\6001.18000.080118-1840_x86fre_Server_en-us-KRMSFRE_EN_DVD.iso"
ide1:0.deviceType = "cdrom-image"
ide1:0.allowGuestConnectionControl = "FALSE"
ethernet0.present = "TRUE"
ethernet0.allowGuestConnectionControl = "FALSE"
ethernet0.virtualDev = "e1000"
ethernet0.features = "1"
ethernet0.wakeOnPcktRcv = "FALSE"
ethernet0.networkName = "Bridged"
ethernet0.addressType = "generated"
usb.present = "TRUE"
ehci.present = "TRUE"
guestOS = "longhorn"
uuid.location = "56 4d 6c 51 82 8e 86 df-ef bc c8 76 e2 26 9a af"
uuid.bios = "56 4d 6c 51 82 8e 86 df-ef bc c8 76 e2 26 9a af"
vc.uuid = "52 f7 56 3f 1f 70 c5 28-c2 35 ea 9c da ad d0 46"

ethernet0.generatedAddress = "00:0c:29:26:9a:af"
scsi0:0.redo = ""
vmotion.checkpointFBSize = "134217728"
pciBridge0.pciSlotNumber = "17"
pciBridge4.pciSlotNumber = "21"
pciBridge5.pciSlotNumber = "22"
pciBridge6.pciSlotNumber = "23"
pciBridge7.pciSlotNumber = "24"
scsi0.pciSlotNumber = "160"
usb.pciSlotNumber = "32"
ethernet0.pciSlotNumber = "33"
ehci.pciSlotNumber = "34"
vmci0.pciSlotNumber = "35"
scsi0.sasWWID = "50 05 05 65 c1 52 f3 e0"
usb:0.present = "TRUE"
usb:1.present = "TRUE"
ethernet0.generatedAddressOffset = "0"
vmci0.id = "-500786513"
tools.remindInstall = "TRUE"
usb:1.deviceType = "hub"
usb:0.deviceType = "mouse"

VMWare Server 2.0.1 and Windows Server 2008 Virtual Server

bringholz — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:41:42 GMT

Hello all - this might be a quick question.

I am running VMWare 2.0.1 and I wanted to test out Server 2008. however, there are only Windows Server 2003 options, and nothing for 2008. I did install Windows Server 2008, but when it finally runs, it doesn't have a valid NIC driver. How can I get Windows Server 2008 installed as a virtual machine?

Thanks,

Blake

Win2k3 64-bit guest won't boot on Vista 64-bit host, on E6700 CPU with VT enabled

shotoyan — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 01:10:29 GMT

I have a Windows Server 2003 64-bit guest running on a Vista 64-bit host with VMware Server 2.01. The host system has an Intel E6700 Core2Duo CPU and VT is enabled in the BIOS. The guest was running fine until this morning. Windows Updates hit the host overnight and installed Microsoft's lastest set of security patches and rebooted the host. Since then the 64-bit guest won't boot - I can get to the BIOS on the guest, but Windows itself reports that it only sees a 32-bit CPU and can't load the 64-bit OS.

VMware's 64-bit compatibilty checker says that the host is 64-bit guest ready. I'm not sure if something is messed up in the guest or on the host? This is the only 64-bit guest on the system, all tthe other guests are 32-bit and load fine.

Solaris 10 installation problems

oztrich — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:51:33 GMT

Hi,

I'm trying to install Solaris 10 in VMware Server 2, using the DVD image "sol-10-u6-ga1-x86-dvd.iso". When I try to start the installation I'm getting an error message saying "incompatible medium installed" and I can't get any further (screenshot attached).

Anyone else had a similar issue and managed to resolve it?

Thanks!

Mark.

Getting error while converting windows 2000 Adv Server

microproc — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 17:52:32 GMT

I am trying to convert a physical machine (Dell Power Edge 8450) having 4 processors and Windows 2000 Adv server with sp4. The problem it starts well but reaching to 97% it fails. Below is the error i m getting:

Reconfiguration Error

Failed: General Failure.

I couldnt find any solution to resolve. Can any one tell how can i convert this server with 4 processors to VM ? I have converted 3 other servers having CPU (dell power edge 2400) with 2 CPU's.

Regards

Iqbal

Windows 2008 Guest installation hangs

erikl242 — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 08:39:20 GMT

I've been trying to install Windows 2008 32-bit as a guest on VMWare Server 2.0 (Ubuntu server 8.10 32-bit host if that matters) and not having much luck. The problem is that the installation gets stuck on the step that says "Completing installation". It doesn't totally freeze, the little animated ellipses still move but it eats all the CPU and doesn't get past this section (I've left it running a couple of hours).

The last lines of setupact.log say "IBS Setup has completed phase 2" and "PANTHR CBlackboard::Close:e:\$windows.~bt\sources\panther\setupinfo" and setuperr.log has nothing of interest.

I'm installing this from a MSDN-AA disk image, which I've successfully used to install in VirtualBox in order to make sure the disk image wasn't broken.

I've tried minimizing the amount of hardware available to the host to avoid problems, I scaled it down to 1 cpu, 1gb of ram, 1 hard disk (tried both ide and scsi, all scsi controllers) and an ide cd.

I've successfully run a number of other virtual machines off this server (linux and freebsd guests).

Does anyone have any suggestions to why this might be?

SuSE Linux ES 9 as guest - installation problem

RaWie — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:27:39 GMT

Hi All,

running VMware 2.0.0 on WinServber 2003 I tried to install SuSE Linux Enterprise Server as guest OS. But it failed in that sense, that I am not able to read the content of the remote console.

After powering on the innstallationnprocess starts normal, but after passing all the detection tasks the screen spits up into two and one can just imagine that the last line tells "Starting Yast"

I tried to run the install with other resolution but failed - always the installation splits up the screen and you have two unreadable screens with poor colours (somehow dork amber) in the upper 2/3 and in the lower you have the SuSE typical grid.

Any help or info how to make it usefull to install SLES9 is very welcome.

Thanks and br

/Ralf

Windows 7 Host, XP Guest, No USB?

DarkHelmet46 — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 03:26:50 GMT

I have successfully installed VMware Server on a Windows 7 Beta build 7000 OS. I installed a WIndows XP guest OS and VMware tools. I'm using an Acer Aspire 5610 series laptop.

I can't get the XP guest to see my USB flash drive. When I plug in the flash drive, Windows 7 picks it up, but there's no activity at all in device manager on Windows XP. I've tried enabling hidden devices, searching for hardware changes, booting up the guest OS with and without the flash drive connected, and I cannot get the XP guest to see the flash drive?

I've also tried adding "usb.generic.autoconnect = "TRUE" to the .vmx file.

Anyone have any ideas?

-Helmet

Windows 7 Beta 6801 as guest

DGollahon — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:38:30 GMT

I installed Windows 7 Beta as a guest in VMWare Server 2. It works but locks up after about 15 or 20 mins. I've tried this install several times (On Vista Home Premium as a host and XP Pro as a host). All with the same result.

I also installed it as a guest in Sun VirtualBox and it works fine there. No lockups so far.

Anyone have any ideas on the VMWare issues?

Thanks.

Migrate a WServer2003

jreynaldi — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 11:00:46 GMT

In my office migrate a VMServer 2003R2, PDC and DNS, run on Host WServer2003R2 to other host Linux Debian.

The problem is that the VMServer no reply to the Second Domain Controller. The replication is not possible; the PDC non accept the requeriments.

What can I do? Make a migration to a host running Wserver 2003R2 again?

Thanks

SUSE 11 KDB Hangs

vencs — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:08:08 GMT

Hi,

I am using SUSE Linux 11 with kdb installed. When I enable kdb (echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/kdb) and hit PAUSE key, I can see a kdb prompt but

I cant type anything. Also, I dont see the caps/scroll lock leds flashing. Looks like the system is getting totally frozen.

Note that sles/open suse 11 needs to have the boot option console=ttyN to make sure the kdb prompt gets shown on the respective console,

otherwise it will be part of the dmesg output on console 10, which I found to be a readonly console.

I can enter and use kdb without anyproblem on CentOS/Fedora. I am using Virtual Server 2 and any help can be vey valuable.

Thanks,

Vencs.

iSCSI+CentOS 2.6 kernel Boot Panic

vencs — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:53:50 GMT

Hi,

I installed CenOS 5.2 on a virtual machine with root partition on a iSCSI share residing on another virtual machine. The installation went fine

and the setup was working fine. But when I copied the two VMs to a different host machine running virtual server, theiSCSI target machine

ran well but the other(CenOS 5.2) vm panicked saying unable to mount root file system. I can see that the other VM is able to logon to the

iSCSI target and create a session, and create a /dev/sd* entry during boot but the init script is breaking while mounting and swtching to it.

Any ideas on how to get my VM to working?

Thanks,

Vencs.

Win 2008 x64 guest OS not recognizing x64 processor

Ben2Far — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 14:46:51 GMT

My host system is Windows 2003 x64 std running on 2 quad intel EM64T processors. I'm running VMWare Server 2 (latest version) and it reports the processors as "Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5405 @ 2.00GHz - 2 CPUs x 4 Cores". When I run "VMware-guest64check-5.5.0-18463.exe" it reports " The host is capable of running a 64-bit guest operating system under this VMWARE product." but when I install Win 2008 x64 standard after the installation when it reboots it comes up with an error stating " Info: Attempting to load a 64-bit application, however this cpu is not compatable with 64-bit mode." the message is coming from the Win 2008 boot manager but I don't know why. Does anyone else know?

Thanks,

Dwayne

Cannot login due to keypresses only ouputting non-printing characters in OpenSolaris guest

suprnova — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 10:58:25 GMT

I successfuly booted the OpenSolaris live CD and installed from that. Now it's rebooted into the installed system to a console login screen. However any key presses only produce invalid or non-printable characters on screen (see attached screenshot)

Can anyone help?

Solaris 10 installation always fails

suprnova — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 10:54:02 GMT

I've tried to install Solaris 10 on a newly created VM in VMware Server 2 however it always fails for some reason or another. Once it errored trying to start the GUI with an error 'PTY not found' or something. Another time it errored out just after that with 'broken pipe' or something similar.

Has anyone been successful in installing Solaris 10 on VMware Server 2?

Server 2008 64 bit as guest

BTXX — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:37:34 GMT

Hi all.

Can anyone advise - do we have to use Server 2008 x64 on the physical server to run Server 2008 64 bit guests.

Or is there a better - high performing way.

We have looked at doing this, 2008 64bit on 2008 64bit, but have doubts about the new KMS licence managment system required to activate the physical 2008 server - or does anyone know the best way to run Virtual server 2008 in VMWARE SERVER 2

Thanks in advance fro any advice.

Netware multi-processor really an issue?

averylarry — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 21:36:27 GMT

So I understand that the way Netware uses processor time, that the VMware server software on the host cannot really tell if the processor is busy or idle. Thus the "idle.nlm" that was created and is now part of VMware tools. Of course, it only works for 1 processor (which seems silly -- but I digress).

Now my actual question is this: If I have more physical cores than I have virtual processors, does it really matter or make any difference? What if I use processor affinity (or perhaps I must use processor affinity?)?

Seems to me like you could use 2 virtual processors for a Netware box with no problems as long as you set the affinity for the 2 processors to 2 physical cores and you don't otherwise overload the host machine.

Or will there just be other problems and you shouldn't ever use 2 virtual processors for a Netware VM?

Guest VMWare Compatibility Issues on Windows Server 2003 X64 and Windows Server 2008 X64

BYUE — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:06:42 GMT

Hi All:

I installed VMwarr Server 2.0 (Build 122956) on Windows Server 2003 X64 and Windows Server 2008 X64. I created a VMware Guest (Windows Server 2003 32-Bit) on Windows Server 2008 X64. It works fine. But after copying the VMware Guest to Windows Server 2003 X64, the VMware Server cannot recognize it as a valid VMware Guest. The same thing happended when copying VMware Guest originally created on Windows Server 2003 X64 to Windows Server 2008 X64.

Does anyone have the same issue and any solution or workaround?

Thanks,

Brian

Unable to get network access in Windows 7 beta guest OS running on VMware Server 2

Esemtee — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 21:38:33 GMT

I was hoping to be able to play with Windows 7 in VMware, but the OS is not recognizing the network controller. (Looking in device manager)

What I have it running on:

MSI mobo w/ AMD Phenom 9550

Nvidia N-force networking controller

WinXP Host OS

I tried to install VMtools, but it doesn't recognize the OS.

Any other idea's on what I may be able to try?

Thanks!

Problem installing 64-bit Fedora 10 Linux as a guest over 64-bit Fedora 9 host OS

IlyaU — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:18:33 GMT

I have just installed VMWare Server 2.0 on my 64-bit Fedora 9 box.

The box has Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4400 with 2GB of memory.

I created 64-bit 'Other Linux' virtual machine but when I tried installing 64-bit Fedora 10 on it, I got the following message:

The kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected is i686 CPU.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Passing an e-SATA Tape Drive to Win2k3 Guest

tcimello — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 11:48:56 GMT

I have a tape drive in a USB/E-SATA enclosure that I would like to be able to do backups on. USB was a failure, with only 1.1 access and a BSOD. Nobody was able to assist me with that. My next step is to attempt to use the E-SATA interface. The mainboard is a SuperMicro X7DWN+, with ESB2 SATA. I have connected the tape drive, and it is accessible in the host. Using the method I used for USB, I disabled the drive in removable storage, and then looked to see if it could be found anywhere in the guest. It could not. I'm not quite sure what sort of hardware to add to the guest to actually get it to show up.

Any ideas?

Nostalgia not working on VMware Server 2.0.0 build-122956

gefrk — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:28:05 GMT

when I started nostalgia on vmware server running on debian etch (fixed vsock symbols, 2.6.28.2 #2 SMP ), I get below once emm386.exe starts to initialize (if I skip it in dos, some of Nostalgia games run ):

VMware Server internal monitor error ***

vcpu-0:NOT_IMPLEMENTED vmcore/vmm/intr/pic.c:741
There is a problem in this version of VMware Server.

and Nostalgia terribly crashes with emm386 errors

seems very similar to http://communities.vmware.com/thread/36145 ,the byte is different though

snip from vmware.log:

Jan 27 21:13:21.474: vcpu-0| DecoderIsInvalidInstruction:686 0x3a #UD 165ffff sz=2 ct=2699
Jan 27 21:13:21.474: vcpu-0| DMA port 0: bad 2 byte access (1): 0x1f
Jan 27 21:13:21.516: vcpu-0| DMA port 1: bad 2 byte access (1): 0x3e86
Jan 27 21:13:21.516: vcpu-0| DMA port 1: bad 2 byte access (1): 0x3a
Jan 27 21:13:21.518: vcpu-0| DMA port 0: bad 2 byte access (1): 0x9b40
Jan 27 21:13:21.518: vcpu-0| byte = 0x40
Jan 27 21:13:21.518: vcpu-0| MONITOR PANIC: vcpu-0:NOT_IMPLEMENTED vmcore/vmm/intr/pic.c:741
Jan 27 21:13:21.518: vcpu-0| Core dump with build build-122956

someone curious for the core file ?

Or is there some generic answer / fix ?

Cheers

gefrk

Installed VMware 2.0 on Fedora 8, but can not connect to the server

baw — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:07:29 GMT

I have installed the rpm package VMware-server-2.0.0-116503.i386.rpm. I run the vmware-config.pl script successfully, it build the required binaries).

I rebooted the fedora system, and then tried to access the console using firefox 3.0.3

I getthe login page display, I enter to admin user id and password then after a small delay the login pop up comes back saying

The server is not responding. Please check that the server is running and accepting connections.

a ps -ef shows the server is running (I think)

oot 5889 1 0 11:53 ? 00:00:00 /usr/bin/vmnet-bridge -d /var/run/vmnet-bridge-0.pid -n 0 -i eth0
root 6163 1 0 11:53 pts/22 00:00:00 /bin/sh /usr/bin/vmware-watchdog -s webAccess -u 30 -q 5 /usr/lib/vmware/webAccess/java/jre1.5.0_15/bin/web
root 6168 1 0 11:53 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/vmware-authdlauncher
root 6173 6163 4 11:53 ? 00:00:05 /usr/lib/vmware/webAccess/java/jre1.5.0_15/bin/webAccess -client -Xmx64m -XX:MinHeapFreeRatio=30 -XX:MaxHea
root 6279 1 2 11:53 ? 00:00:03 /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-hostd -a -d -u /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml

so why can i not log in?

Fedora Core 2 as guest OS

onemancrew — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 08:32:50 GMT

I would like to know if Fedora Core 2 is compatible with VMware Server as guest.

The kernel version which I use is : 2.6.10-1.771-FC2

I would like to know if this kernel version support all virtual hardware which VMware Server 2 create.

like network interface and etc.

thanks in advanced.

VMware tools install kills network on FreeBSD install

gcerchio — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 15:32:44 GMT

I suspect this happens on all freeBSD vmwaretools installs. The perl script executes smoothly until it states:

Please re-run this program after installing /usr/ports/misc/compat6x

Problem: It has already taken down the network and it will not come up again even after sysinstall and a re-boot.

Solution: Stop the VM, remove the network adapter, re-install the netwwork adapter and start the VM

Suggestion: The perl script should check for dependicies before altering the system

USB 1.1 only? BSOD as well...

tcimello — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 00:07:10 GMT

I have a Quantum USB Tape Drive attached to my VMware Server 2.0. When I connected it I recieved a message stating that the device was connected to a USB 1.1 port, and could go faster. When I attempted to access the drive I had a BSOD. The host is Windows 2003 Server X64 running on a Supermicro X7DWN+ mainboard. The guest is a Windows 2003 32-bit Small Business Server.

I was under the impression that VMware Server 2.0 used USB 2.0.

Windows Home Server on VMw2 on Suse11.1

hornetster — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:20:08 GMT

Thought this would have been brought up before, but can't find it anywhere, at least for VMware Server... Am trying to install Windows Home Server on VMwV2 on Suse11.1, and can't get past the disk check... Gets to the point of checking hardware, and always comes back with "Hard drive capable of hosting Windows Home Server was not found. Would you like to load additional storage drivers?"

Have also tried using the vmscsi-1.2.0.4.flp download, but makes no difference..

Ensuring that I am selecting at least an 80GB disk...

Any help appreciated,

Thanks, John.

BSOD...VMWare Server 2.0 on Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit std ed

RC319 — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 05:41:28 GMT

I have an IBM x3550 server attached on the DS4700 SAN with a QLogic HBA installed, 16GB of RAM with Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit std ed with SP2 and VMWare Server 2.0. It has been running smoothly for the past 2 month and start to have BSOD recently. All the guests are converted from physical machines by VMWare converter 3.0.3. Does anyone have any idea?

Windows 2003 server Qlogic FC HBA IBM SAN

Strauy — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:10:09 GMT

Hi,

I installed windows 2003 server on ESX2.5 server. The physical server on which is installed ESX 2.5 can see my 2 HBA cards, but my windows 2003 server virtual machine doesn't see any HBA card.

What can I do so that my windows 2003 server virtual machine sees my Qlogic card so that I am able to affect him an IBM SAN DS4700 disk ?

Thanks for your help

Cannot Install VMWare Tools for Windows MCE

crackerdog — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:32:58 GMT

Previously, I had Windows MCE installed and working with the tools in VMware 1.x.

I upgraded to VMware 2.0 and now I cannot get the tools to install. When I click on "Install VMWare Tools", It brings up a window with the following in it:

VMWare tools is not supported on this Guest Operating System.
Check
the virtual machine's configuration to make sure the settings match the
installed operating system. Consult the documentation for more details
about supported guest operating systems.

I checked the virtual machine's configuration and it shows that the Windows Operating System as being selected.

I am running VMWare on Ubuntu 8.10, if that matters.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

David

What is the version of VMware server compatible with Windows Vista?

ysonimindia — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:04:06 GMT

What is the version of VMware server compatible with Windows Vista?

OpenSolaris as Host ?

BrollyLSSJ — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:05:41 GMT

Do you plan on making VMWare Server 2.0 being able to be installed as a Host on OpenSolaris? I would like to see support for OpenSolaris as a Host system and maybe *BSD aswell.

Install issues on 64 VIsta Ultimate

LokiWolf — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 15:22:01 GMT

I have a 64 Vista Ultimate Machine that I am attempting to install VMServer2 on. It has all MS updates including SP1. It runs the install, and acts like everything is good to go, I reboot, and can't get to admin page. Acts like it isn't there at all. I saw mention in other threads of an Apache Tomcat service. I have no service by that name in services.

Any Help would be appreciated.

Ray

[FeedBack] Installation of netware 5

arcangelSalazar — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 03:26:42 GMT

Hello

I'm consolidating old netware servers in ubuntu linux 8.04 using vmware server 2.0.

The problem is that the default netware installation only include support to netware 5.1 and I need to use some tricks to install netware 5.0 and I will like that these trick can be a default netware 5.0 in the future (is this is possible).

The first trick is that I use the compatibility option to the vmware 6.0 because the 6.5 its only with SCSI disk and netware 5 didn't recognize the LSI logic adapter.

Next, I use the old buslogic driver (IDE disk). Also, the 6.0 compatibility allow me to use the PCNET network adapter (the e1000 adapter didi'nt work in netware).

I hope that this can be use to create a default netware 5.0 default installation.

P.D: why we can't select the devices that we want to emulate. I need to use the 6.0 compativbility to use the PCNET and the buslogic device. I miss that feature.

Server 2 on Win XP Home Ed

AlChubbs — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 06:32:47 GMT

I have installed Server2 on Win XP Home Edition. The user guide states I have to install on a server-flavor host. Is this iron-clad? Also -- once I get it installed, the WI login screen pops up and asks for a userid/password. Since my WinXP is the home edition, I have no user or password established. Can I get around the WI login somehow? Regards, Al Chubbs

installing vm ware server on 64 bit vista

dave528 — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 17:24:44 GMT

Hi all

I am new to vm ware, never used or installed it. I have a new HP laptop that came loaded with vista 64 bit (they refused to load xp). I tried to load vm ware server 1.6 but got a message that I needed to load it onto a server, I loaded it anyway. Then it balked because there wasn't a digitally signed certificate. I loaded anyway.

When I open the vm ware interface and go to file|new the virtual machine option is grayed out. Is there a way to load vm ware server on a laptop with vista 64 bit os. The machine can handle it, 2.8ghz processor, 4 gb memory and 500 gb hd.

thanks in advance

dave

Error when doing the OSX X11 workaround

sebrock — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:35:03 GMT

Will VMware ever release native support for the remote console for OSX? Meanwhile I'm trying to connect using the old X11 workaround, that is connecting to the servers Firefox plugin through a X-forwarded SSH session. Pretty lame but thats all we got right now.

Anyhow, my VMware Server 2.0 is installed on an AMD64 Ubuntu 8.04.1 Server, headless and without keyboard/mouse input. Basically just a network attached box. It works fine until I want to access any VM. I get this error:

Failed to determine language-specific keyboard mapping. Please see the Web page "http://vmware.com/info?id=10" for more information. Failed to initialize mouse-keyboard-screen control.

Now that page leads me nowhere. I've tried what other people on the web are saying, adding various stuff to my preferences file: xkeymap.language="se101" and xkeymap.usekeycodeMap = "true" but it didn't seem to work. Any help on this matter?

regards.

(please vmware, do a native console for mac)

Windows 2003 Server R2 on vmware Server 2

frantek — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:41:49 GMT

Hi,

I've tried to install Windows 2003 Server R2 on vmware Server 2 using SCSI Disks and the driver aviailable at vmware.com. Dispite the dirver is loaded (FDD image, F6 at startup, etc.) the setup does not detect the disk.

Can some one help ?

TIA

Matthias

Standard Datastore In Linked Path Not Support

MG86 — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:44:05 GMT

I'm using a CD bootable distro in which /var is linked to /union/var/

When trying to create a new Virtual Machine in the "Standard Database" (/var/lib/vmware/Virtual Machines) I get the "InaccessibleDatastore: Datastore 'standard /' is not accessible." error.

When I add a new datastore (via web interface) to "/var/lib/vmware/Virtual Machines" it changes the location to "/unions/var/lib/vmware/Virtual Machines" and now works correctly.

Thanks :)!

Freesco Router

jack-uk — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 13:47:14 GMT

Hi,

I am running a test network with plenty of virtual networks. To route between these, I am using the freesco (www.freesco.org) floppy-based linux system because of it's low resource requirements. This works fine on VMware Server 1.Having upgraded to Server 2, Freesco no longer works.

I get results as described in http://www.freesco.org/support-forum/index.php?showtopic=16700

I have tried fresh copies of Freesco 0.3.8 and 0.4.0 to no avail.

I have read somewhere that playing with the hardware virtualisation assistance settings can help fix this but my current hardware does not provide these features.

Can anyone help?

TIA

VMware tools for X.org version 7.3.0

gcerchio — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 17:27:19 GMT

The vmware-config-tools.pl states:

No drivers for X.org version: 7.3.0

Is there a work around? I am using the default install in a FreeBSD 7.0 i386 system.

problem when install windows 2008 server on vmware server 2.0

AnKh — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:01:58 GMT

Hi all

I 've got an error when trying to install windows server 2008

just after boot on the cd rom I've this error (see attached file)

(it seems he couldn't find the hard drive...?)

is anyone has got this problem and now how to resolve it

thank's

VMware Server 2.0 on Linux with Microsoft Windows guest login issue

Linux ETC — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 21:39:06 GMT

We have VMware Server 2.0 on a few Linux systems (CentOS base v5.2 64-bit) with Firefox v3.0 as the browser. The issue we have with one virtual machine guest is attempting to login to a new Microsoft Windows 2003 Enterprise Server which requires CTRL + ALT + DEL which is not seen as an option on the remote console as it was in the prior VMware v1.x Remote Consoles. The idea of using a VNC to go into the guest is a thought (and noted on another posting about OS X IIRC), save we need to assign it a static IP address (forgot on the first install try, doh!). I personally would like to see this option added back in so that it can be performed by the Remote Console plug-in under Linux. I am not sure if the same holds try for VMware Server 2.0 on a Windows client at this time, but I suspect the Firefox plug-in might be across the board (feel free to comment on this as well).

Suggestions, thoughts, comments, etc. are welcomed...as well as an alternative or solution to the main question of how to perform a CTRL+ALT+DEL now.

TIA.

Linux ETC

Does VMServer work with Windows 2000 host and guest

poultopp — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:41:28 GMT

I upgraded a Windows 2000 server from 1.7 to 2.0 two weeks ago. installed Windows 2000 server as a guest. installed VMWare Tool on the guest. Now I tried to update the OS with maintenance from Microsoft. IE 6.1 gets hung. Uninstalled tools, now IE sort of works. All sort of error when using the guest, IE has a problem and gets hung. Other programs can not be found. software can not be removed, system hangs. And now the host system is hund when trying to restart, won't shutdown. Anybody with serious problem like this on VMWare 2.0 on Win 2000 servers. Poul

Problem with the guest linux system running ntpd

waiwaiwai — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:12:49 GMT

I have encountered a strange problem. I used to run a feduora 7 running ntpd smoothly on my old vmserver 1.05 running on an XP prof computer.

Recently I have upgraded my hardware to an HP DC7800 with 8G ram running vmserver 2.0 released on oct 29,2008 using vista ent 64bit/server 2006 ent 64bit. When I run my fedora vmimage on it, my ntpd report error "no server suitable for synchronization". It just never get sync. Other server service seems working fine. If I move this image back to the old winXP prof, the ntpd works fine on both vmserver 1.05 or 2.0 (I upgrade it to 2.0 afterward).

This error also occurs when I using hyper-v running on the server 2008 64bit computer. Any idea about compatability on vmserver running on win 64bit platform and any working around to slove this issue?

New to VMWare and installation

veenakr — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 05:51:47 GMT

Hi,

I am a newbie to this area. I would like to know on the installation procedure for VMWare on Windows XP and running CentOS on the VMWare. Please guide me.Any links or pointers would be really helpful. Also I have to limit the size to 700 MB.

Regards,

VNA

Run VMWare Server 2 on Ubuntu server (no GUI) HOST?

vmuser00 — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:21:24 GMT

I am considering installing VMWare Server 2 onto the latest Ubuntu server edition, if possible. But the server edition contains no GUI so is it still possible to install and use VMWare server 2 (via some kind of commandline) or does it require a GUI? If so I can use the desktop edition of Ubuntu instead.

Intrepid Ibex mouse pointer in wrong location.

GordonChil — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 23:22:44 GMT

I just upgraded my distribution of ubuntu to Intrepid Ibex running on vmware server. The mouse after the upgrade is not working. It appears to be everywhere except where the pointer is. I'm not the only one that has been experiencing this... Another individual posted the same issue happening with kubuntu intrepid ibex. Unfortunately, because intrepid was just released today, you are no longer able to respond to the 'testing/development' thread.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958849

For me the actual x y location as reported to xorg is above, below left and right about 50 - 200 px off from the actual pointer that you see (it varies with each reboot of the vmachine).

This also happens on a fresh install according to the individual in the ubuntu forum.

FreeBSD/amd64 will not power down

gcerchio — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 23:42:29 GMT

The vmware tools default /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file for FreeBSD uses the incorrect shutdown command.

User who wish the FreeBSD VM to power down should add this line to the tools.conf file:

halt-command = "/sbin/shutdown -p now"

howto configure dns inside nat virtual machine

RikP — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 19:23:59 GMT

Hi,

I have a red hat linux host and am trying to configure 2 windows 2008 servers.
One is the Domain Controller with DNS.
The other is a member server.

Both servers keep losing DNS connectivity. I can ping external ip adresses but i can't ping external hostnames.

I think i configured my DNS inside the Domain controller in the wrong way.
Do i need to configure any forwarders?

gateway = 192.168.138.2
DC = 192.168.138.3

so i configured both the member and the DC to use 192.168.138.3 as DNS server.

Thanks

Windows 2003 x64 R2 fails to install on VMware Server 2.0 because of no SCSI driver

pkong — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 07:22:24 GMT

Hello, I am trying to install Windows 2003 x64 R2 on VMware Server 2.0 (VS2). But during install, the installation can't find any disk and display this error:

Setup did not find any hard disk drives installed in your computer

I have try to use different SCSI adapters available in VS2 (ie. LSI Logic, LSI Logic SAS, VMware Accelerated SCSI and there is no buslogic driver), but Windows 2003 x64 R2 doesn't have driver for anyone of the 3 adapters. Can someone tell me what SCSI driver I should use? Thanks.

PS. Windows 2003 x32 installs without any problem as it has the driver for it already.

problem with pass-through device

davedoom — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 06:47:30 GMT

Dear VMWare community,

I am running an OpenSolaris guest OS on a windows XP host. Due to a severe
fragmentation problem, I am trying to move to physical disk layout for my
VMs. This device works flawlessly with a
Ubuntu 8 guest , but Solaris cannot open the pass-through SCSI device. Is there a way to get Solaris to use this
device?

My logs are below and attached.

bash-3.2# format
Searching for disks...

The device does not support mode page 3 or page 4,
or the reported geometry info is invalid.
WARNING: Disk geometry is based on capacity data.

The current rpm value 0 is invalid, adjusting it to 3600
Error: can't open selected disk '/dev/rdsk/c4t1d0p0'.
done

c4t1d0: configured with capacity of 148.99GB

AVAILABLE DISK SELECTIONS:
0. c4t0d0 <DEFAULT cyl 1022 alt 2 hd 128 sec 32>
/pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@0,0
1. c4t1d0 <NVIDIA-STRIPE149.01G- cyl 19450 alt 2 hd 255 sec 63>
/pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0
Specify disk (enter its number): 1
selecting c4t1d0
disk unformatted
Error: can't open disk '/dev/rdsk/c4t1d0p0'.
Error: can't open disk '/dev/rdsk/c4t1d0p0'.
Disk not labeled. Label it now? y
Warning: error writing VTOC.
Warning: no backup labels
Write label failed

FORMAT MENU:
disk - select a disk
type - select (define) a disk type
partition - select (define) a partition table
current - describe the current disk
format - format and analyze the disk
fdisk - run the fdisk program
repair - repair a defective sector
label - write label to the disk
analyze - surface analysis
defect - defect list management
backup - search for backup labels
verify - read and display labels
save - save new disk/partition definitions
inquiry - show vendor, product and revision
volname - set 8-character volume name
!<cmd> - execute <cmd>, then return
quit
format> format
Ready to format. Formatting cannot be interrupted.
Continue?
Continue? y
Beginning format. The current time is Wed Oct 22 16:34:56 2008

Formatting...
Format failed

Retry of formatting operation without any of the standard
mode selects and ignoring disk's Grown Defects list. The
disk may be able to be reformatted this way if an earlier
formatting operation was interrupted by a power failure or
SCSI bus reset. The Grown Defects list will be recreated
by format verification and surface analysis.

Retry format without mode selects and Grown Defects list? y
Formatting...
failed
format> quit
bash-3.2# dmesg | less
bash-3.2# dmesg

Wed Oct 22 16:36:04 PDT 2008
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@15,5, pcie_pci5
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci5 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@15,5
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@15,6, pcie_pci6
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci6 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@15,6
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@15,7, pcie_pci7
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci7 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@15,7
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16, pcie_pci8
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci8 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,1, pcie_pci9
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci9 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,1
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,2, pcie_pci10
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci10 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,2
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,3, pcie_pci11
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci11 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,3
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,4, pcie_pci12
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci12 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,4
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,5, pcie_pci13
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci13 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,5
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,6, pcie_pci14
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci14 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,6
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@16,7, pcie_pci15
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci15 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@16,7
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17, pcie_pci16
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci16 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,1, pcie_pci17
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci17 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,1
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,2, pcie_pci18
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci18 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,2
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,3, pcie_pci19
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci19 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,3
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,4, pcie_pci20
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci20 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,4
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,5, pcie_pci21
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci21 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,5
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,6, pcie_pci22
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci22 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,6
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@17,7, pcie_pci23
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci23 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@17,7
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18, pcie_pci24
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci24 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,1, pcie_pci25
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci25 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,1
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,2, pcie_pci26
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci26 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,2
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,3, pcie_pci27
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci27 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,3
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,4, pcie_pci28
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci28 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,4
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,5, pcie_pci29
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci29 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,5
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,6, pcie_pci30
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci30 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,6
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,7a0@18,7, pcie_pci31
Oct 22 16:30:36 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pcie_pci31 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,7a0@18,7
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris nwamd21: http://ID 604558 daemon.error scf_instance_get_snapshot() failed: entity not found
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris last message repeated 1 time
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris rootnex: http://ID 349649 kern.info iscsi0 at root
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info iscsi0 is /iscsi
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris rootnex: http://ID 349649 kern.info xsvc0 at root: space 0 offset 0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info xsvc0 is /xsvc@0,0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: lp (ecpp) instance 0 vector 0x7 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x7 is bound to cpu 1
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris isa: http://ID 202937 kern.info ISA-device: ecpp0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ecpp0 is /isa/lp@1,378
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: asy (asy) instance 0 vector 0x4 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x4 is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris isa: http://ID 202937 kern.info ISA-device: asy0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info asy0 is /isa/asy@1,3f8
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 444295 kern.info pcplusmp: asy (asy) instance #1 vector 0x3 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x3 is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris isa: http://ID 202937 kern.info ISA-device: asy1
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info asy1 is /isa/asy@1,2f8
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: fdc (fdc) instance 0 vector 0x6 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x6 is bound to cpu 1
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris isa: http://ID 202937 kern.info ISA-device: fdc0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris isa: http://ID 202937 kern.info ISA-device: pit_beep0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pit_beep0 is /isa/pit_beep
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris fdc: http://ID 114370 kern.info fd0 at fdc0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fd0 is /isa/fdc@1,3f0/fd@0,0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci8086,7191@1, pci_pci0
Oct 22 16:30:39 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pci_pci0 is /pci@0,0/pci8086,7191@1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 365881 kern.info /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10 (mpt0):
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris Rev. 1 LSI, Inc. 1030 found.
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: pci1000,30 (mpt) instance 0 vector 0x11 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x11 is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 365881 kern.info /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10 (mpt0):
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris mpt0 Firmware version v0.0.0.0 (?)
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 365881 kern.info /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10 (mpt0):
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris mpt0: IOC Operational.
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: pci15ad,1976@10, mpt0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info mpt0 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: ide (ata) instance 0 vector 0xe ioapic 0x2 intin 0xe is bound to cpu 1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: ide (ata) instance 1 vector 0xf ioapic 0x2 intin 0xf is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 640982 kern.info ATAPI device at targ 0, lun 0 lastlun 0x0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 846691 kern.info model VMware Virtual IDE CDROM Drive
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 479077 kern.info ATA/ATAPI-4 supported, majver 0x1e minver 0x17
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris npe: http://ID 236367 kern.info PCI Express-device: ide@1, ata1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ata1 is /pci@0,0/pci-ide@7,1/ide@1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 773945 kern.info UltraDMA mode 2 selected
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 193665 kern.info sd0 at ata1: target 0 lun 0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sd0 is /pci@0,0/pci-ide@7,1/ide@1/sd@0,0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 193665 kern.info sd1 at mpt0: target 0 lun 0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sd1 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@0,0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 408114 kern.info /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@0,0 (sd1) online
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 193665 kern.info sd2 at mpt0: target 1 lun 0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sd2 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 408114 kern.info /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0 (sd2) online
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris mac: http://ID 469746 kern.info NOTICE: e1000g0 registered
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: pci8086,100f (e1000g) instance 0 vector 0x13 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x13 is bound to cpu 1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris e1000g: http://ID 766679 kern.info Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection, Driver Ver. 5.2.6
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: pseudo1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pseudo1 is /pseudo/zconsnex@1
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: llc10
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info llc10 is /pseudo/llc1@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: fcp0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fcp0 is /pseudo/fcp@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: ramdisk1024
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ramdisk1024 is /pseudo/ramdisk@1024
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: devinfo0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info devinfo0 is /pseudo/devinfo@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: lockstat0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info lockstat0 is /pseudo/lockstat@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: fcsm0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fcsm0 is /pseudo/fcsm@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: lofi0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info lofi0 is /pseudo/lofi@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: dtrace0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info dtrace0 is /pseudo/dtrace@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: profile0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info profile0 is /pseudo/profile@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: systrace0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info systrace0 is /pseudo/systrace@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: fbt0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fbt0 is /pseudo/fbt@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: sdt0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sdt0 is /pseudo/sdt@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: fasttrap0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fasttrap0 is /pseudo/fasttrap@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: power0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info power0 is /pseudo/power@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: zfs0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info zfs0 is /pseudo/zfs@0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: srn0
Oct 22 16:30:40 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info srn0 is /pseudo/srn@0
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: nvidia255
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info nvidia255 is /pseudo/nvidia@255
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: lx_systrace0
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info lx_systrace0 is /pseudo/lx_systrace@0
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: ucode0
Oct 22 16:30:41 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ucode0 is /pseudo/ucode@0
Oct 22 16:30:43 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 444295 kern.info pcplusmp: ide (ata) instance #0 vector 0xe ioapic 0x2 intin 0xe is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:31:08 opensolaris last message repeated 1 time
Oct 22 16:31:08 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: ncall0
Oct 22 16:31:08 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ncall0 is /pseudo/ncall@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: sdbc0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sdbc0 is /pseudo/sdbc@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: nsctl0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info nsctl0 is /pseudo/nsctl@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: nsctl0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info nsctl0 is /pseudo/nsctl@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: ii0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info ii0 is /pseudo/ii@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: fssnap0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info fssnap0 is /pseudo/fssnap@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris rdc: http://ID 517869 kern.info @(#) rdc: built 00:28:01 Mar 4 2008
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: rdc0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info rdc0 is /pseudo/rdc@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: winlock0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info winlock0 is /pseudo/winlock@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: pm0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pm0 is /pseudo/pm@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: pool0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info pool0 is /pseudo/pool@0
Oct 22 16:31:09 opensolaris ipf: http://ID 774698 kern.info IP Filter: v4.1.9, running.
Oct 22 16:31:10 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: nsmb0
Oct 22 16:31:10 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info nsmb0 is /pseudo/nsmb@0
Oct 22 16:31:10 opensolaris sv: http://ID 443358 kern.info sv Mar 4 2008 00:28:27 (revision 11.11, 11.11.0_5.11, 03.04.2008)
Oct 22 16:31:10 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: sv0
Oct 22 16:31:10 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sv0 is /pseudo/sv@0
Oct 22 16:31:12 opensolaris picld293: http://ID 537930 daemon.error SUNW_piclmemcfg init mc failed!
Oct 22 16:31:20 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 444295 kern.info pcplusmp: ide (ata) instance #0 vector 0xe ioapic 0x2 intin 0xe is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:31:21 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 390243 kern.info Creating /etc/devices/devid_cache
Oct 22 16:31:28 opensolaris mac: http://ID 736570 kern.info NOTICE: e1000g0 unregistered
Oct 22 16:31:29 opensolaris pseudo: http://ID 129642 kern.info pseudo-device: devinfo0
Oct 22 16:31:29 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info devinfo0 is /pseudo/devinfo@0
Oct 22 16:31:29 opensolaris gdm-binary629: http://ID 702911 daemon.crit GLib-CRITICAL: file gkeyfile.c: line 1348: assertion `key_file != NULL' failed
Oct 22 16:31:29 opensolaris last message repeated 1 time
Oct 22 16:31:29 opensolaris gdm-binary629: http://ID 702911 daemon.crit GLib-CRITICAL: file gkeyfile.c: line 685: assertion `key_file != NULL' failed
Oct 22 16:31:32 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 390243 kern.info Creating /etc/devices/devname_cache
Oct 22 16:31:40 opensolaris nwamd23: http://ID 821790 daemon.warning svc:/system/device/local:default never came up
Oct 22 16:31:40 opensolaris mac: http://ID 469746 kern.info NOTICE: e1000g0 registered
Oct 22 16:31:40 opensolaris pcplusmp: http://ID 803547 kern.info pcplusmp: pci8086,100f (e1000g) instance 0 vector 0x13 ioapic 0x2 intin 0x13 is bound to cpu 0
Oct 22 16:31:40 opensolaris e1000g: http://ID 766679 kern.info Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection, Driver Ver. 5.2.6
Oct 22 16:31:41 opensolaris mac: http://ID 435574 kern.info NOTICE: e1000g0 link up, 1000 Mbps, full duplex
Oct 22 16:31:44 opensolaris in.routed552: http://ID 749644 daemon.notice e1000g0 has a bad address 0.0.0.0
Oct 22 16:31:44 opensolaris in.routed552: http://ID 464608 daemon.error route 0.0.0.0/8 --> 0.0.0.0 nexthop is not directly connected
Oct 22 16:31:48 opensolaris /sbin/dhcpagent687: http://ID 778557 daemon.warning configure_v4_lease: no IP broadcast specified for e1000g0, making best guess
Oct 22 16:34:23 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 193665 kern.info sd2 at mpt0: target 1 lun 0
Oct 22 16:34:23 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sd2 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0
Oct 22 16:34:23 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 193665 kern.info sd1 at mpt0: target 0 lun 0
Oct 22 16:34:23 opensolaris genunix: http://ID 936769 kern.info sd1 is /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@0,0
Oct 22 16:35:13 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 107833 kern.warning WARNING: /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0 (sd2):
Oct 22 16:35:13 opensolaris undecodable sense information: 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0-(assumed fatal)
Oct 22 16:35:13 opensolaris scsi: http://ID 107833 kern.warning WARNING: /pci@0,0/pci15ad,1976@10/sd@1,0 (sd2):
Oct 22 16:35:13 opensolaris undecodable sense information: 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0-(assumed fatal)
bash-3.2#

Oct 22 23:29:54.015: vmx| Log for VMware Server pid=1784 version=2.0.0 build=build-116503 option=Release
Oct 22 23:29:54.015: vmx| Hostname=Gargantua
Oct 22 23:29:54.031: vmx| IP=192.168.101.10
Oct 22 23:29:54.031: vmx| IP=192.168.191.1
Oct 22 23:29:54.031: vmx| IP=192.168.189.1
Oct 22 23:29:54.031: vmx| Command line: "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Server\vmware-vmx.exe" "-#" "name=VMware Server;version=2.0.0;buildnumber=116503;licensename=VMware GSX Server for Win32;licenseversion=3.0 build-116503;" "-@" "pipe=\\.\pipe\vmx45a3bab234daa02a;" "C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmx"
Oct 22 23:29:54.062: vmx| UI Connecting to pipe '\\.\pipe\vmx45a3bab234daa02a' with user '(null)'
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| Transitioned vmx/execState/val to poweredOff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat system.cpuusage
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat system.ram
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat system.uptime
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat system.load
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| HD: host version is 5.1.2600
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| HD: addr 80509860
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| HD: 805620dc, 80554280
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| VMMon_GetkHzEstimate: Calculated 2666710 kHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| VMMon_RememberkHzEstimate: Calculated 2666740 kHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPU # 0 TSC = 16063068497464
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPU # 1 TSC = 16063068497960
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPU # 2 TSC = 16063068497768
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPU # 3 TSC = 16063068497488
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| TSC delta 496
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| PTSC: RefClockToTSC 2666710000Hz -> 2666740000Hz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| PTSC: RefClockToTSC ((x * 2147507806) >> 31)
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| PTSC: using TSC
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x00040800 0x0008e3fd 0xbfebfbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[0] level 80000008, 0: 0x00003024 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x03040800 0x0008e3fd 0xbfebfbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[1] level 80000008, 0: 0x00003024 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x01040800 0x0008e3fd 0xbfebfbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[2] level 80000008, 0: 0x00003024 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x02040800 0x0008e3fd 0xbfebfbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID[3] level 80000008, 0: 0x00003024 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x00040800 0x0008e3fd 0xbfebfbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| hostCPUID level 80000008, 0: 0x00003024 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.093: vmx| CPUID Maximum Physical Address Bits supported across all CPUs: 36
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x480 = 0x5a08000000000d
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x480 = 0x5a08000000000d
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x480 = 0x5a08000000000d
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x480 = 0x5a08000000000d
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x480 = 0x5a08000000000d
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x481 = 0x3f00000016
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x481 = 0x3f00000016
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x481 = 0x3f00000016
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x481 = 0x3f00000016
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x481 = 0x3f00000016
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x482 = 0xf7f9fffe0401e172
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x482 = 0xf7f9fffe0401e172
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x482 = 0xf7f9fffe0401e172
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x482 = 0xf7f9fffe0401e172
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x482 = 0xf7f9fffe0401e172
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x483 = 0x3ffff00036dff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x483 = 0x3ffff00036dff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x483 = 0x3ffff00036dff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x483 = 0x3ffff00036dff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x483 = 0x3ffff00036dff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x484 = 0x3fff000011ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x484 = 0x3fff000011ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x484 = 0x3fff000011ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x484 = 0x3fff000011ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x484 = 0x3fff000011ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x485 = 0x403c0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x485 = 0x403c0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x485 = 0x403c0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x485 = 0x403c0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x485 = 0x403c0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x486 = 0x80000021
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x486 = 0x80000021
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x486 = 0x80000021
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x486 = 0x80000021
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x486 = 0x80000021
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x487 = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x487 = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x487 = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x487 = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x487 = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x488 = 0x2000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x488 = 0x2000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x488 = 0x2000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x488 = 0x2000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x488 = 0x2000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x489 = 0x67ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x489 = 0x67ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x489 = 0x67ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x489 = 0x67ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x489 = 0x67ff
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48a = 0x2c
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48a = 0x2c
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48a = 0x2c
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48a = 0x2c
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48a = 0x2c
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48b = 0x4100000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48b = 0x4100000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48b = 0x4100000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48b = 0x4100000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48b = 0x4100000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48c = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48c = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48c = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48c = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48c = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48d = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48d = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48d = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48d = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48d = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48e = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48e = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48e = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48e = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48e = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x48f = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x48f = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x48f = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x48f = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x48f = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[0]: MSR 0x490 = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[1]: MSR 0x490 = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[2]: MSR 0x490 = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| CPU[3]: MSR 0x490 = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.125: vmx| Common: MSR 0x490 = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| Host ACPI: can't find SRAT
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| Host: SRAT tables not found in memory
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| ACL_InitCapabilities: current IPC thread
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| ACL_InitCapabilities: done
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| changing directory to C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\.
Oct 22 23:29:54.203: vmx| Config file: C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmx
Oct 22 23:29:54.250: vmx| VMXVmdb_LoadRawConfig: Loading raw config
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| VMXVmdbCbVmVmxExecState: Exec state change requested to state poweredOn without reset, soft.
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| TOOLS delaying state change request to state 3
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| PowerOn
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| VMX_PowerOn: VMX build 116503, UI build 116503
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| Host: WIN32 highest NUMA node 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| Host: WIN32 NUMA node 0, CPU mask 0x000000000000000f
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| VMXVmdb_LoadRawConfig: Loading raw config
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| HOSTINFO: Seeing Intel CPU, numCoresPerCPU 4 numThreadsPerCore 1.
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| HOSTINFO: This machine has 1 physical CPUS, 4 total cores, and 4 logical CPUs.
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| HOST Windows version 5.1, build 2600, platform 2, "Service Pack 3", SMP
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- USER PREFERENCES
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- USER DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- HOST DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.client.port = 902
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.vim = vmware-hostd:hostd-vmdb
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.nfc = vmware-hostd:ha-nfc
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- SITE DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.client.port = 902
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.vim = vmware-hostd:hostd-vmdb
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.nfc = vmware-hostd:ha-nfc
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- COMMAND LINE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- CONFIGURATION
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT config.version = 8
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT virtualHW.version = 7
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT floppy0.present = FALSE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT mks.enable3d = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge4.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge4.virtualDev = pcieRootPort
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge4.functions = 8
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge5.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge5.virtualDev = pcieRootPort
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge5.functions = 8
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge6.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge6.virtualDev = pcieRootPort
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge6.functions = 8
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge7.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge7.virtualDev = pcieRootPort
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge7.functions = 8
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT vmci0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT nvram = opensolaris.nvram
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT virtualHW.productCompatibility = hosted
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ft.secondary0.enabled = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT tools.upgrade.policy = useGlobal
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT powerType.powerOff = soft
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT powerType.powerOn = hard
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT powerType.suspend = hard
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT powerType.reset = soft
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT displayName = opensolaris
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT extendedConfigFile = opensolaris.vmxf
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT numvcpus = 2
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0.sharedBus = none
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0.virtualDev = lsilogic
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT memsize = 540
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:0.fileName = opensolaris.vmdk
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:0.writeThrough = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:1.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:1.deviceType = scsi-passthru
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:1.fileName = PhysicalDrive1
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ide1:0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ide1:0.fileName = C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris-os200805.iso
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ide1:0.deviceType = cdrom-image
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ide1:0.allowGuestConnectionControl = FALSE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.allowGuestConnectionControl = FALSE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.virtualDev = e1000
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.features = 1
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.wakeOnPcktRcv = FALSE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.networkName = Bridged
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.addressType = generated
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT usb.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ehci.present = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT guestOS = solaris10
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT uuid.location = 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT uuid.bios = 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT vc.uuid = 52 26 7d 16 b8 b6 61 bc-0f d1 bc b9 7b b9 e6 42
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.generatedAddress = 00:0c:29:ea:f2:43
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0:0.redo =
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT vmotion.checkpointFBSize = 134217728
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge0.pciSlotNumber = 17
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge4.pciSlotNumber = 21
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge5.pciSlotNumber = 22
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge6.pciSlotNumber = 23
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT pciBridge7.pciSlotNumber = 24
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT scsi0.pciSlotNumber = 16
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT usb.pciSlotNumber = 32
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.pciSlotNumber = 33
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ehci.pciSlotNumber = 34
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT vmci0.pciSlotNumber = 35
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT ethernet0.generatedAddressOffset = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT vmci0.id = -1511329213
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT debugStub.linuxOffsets = 0x0,0xffffffff,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT tools.remindInstall = TRUE
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- USER DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- HOST DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.client.port = 902
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.vim = vmware-hostd:hostd-vmdb
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.nfc = vmware-hostd:ha-nfc
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- SITE DEFAULTS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.client.port = 902
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.vim = vmware-hostd:hostd-vmdb
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT authd.proxy.nfc = vmware-hostd:ha-nfc
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| DICT --- GLOBAL SETTINGS
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| hostCpuFeatures = 0x446001fc
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| hostNumPerfCounters = 2
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| CPU0: PMC: IA32, Penryn c:0 f:1 e:0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| CPU1: PMC: IA32, Penryn c:0 f:1 e:0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| CPU2: PMC: IA32, Penryn c:0 f:1 e:0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| CPU3: PMC: IA32, Penryn c:0 f:1 e:0
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| MONITOR MODE: allowed modes : BT HV
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| MONITOR MODE: user requested modes : BT HV HWMMU
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| MONITOR MODE: guestOS preferred modes: BT HWMMU HV
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| MONITOR MODE: filtered list : BT HV
Oct 22 23:29:54.390: vmx| HV Settings: virtual exec = 'dynamic'; virtual mmu = 'software'
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| VMXVmdb_LoadRawConfig: Loading raw config
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| Host display topology 2560x1600.
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| SVGA using 2560x1770.
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| WSSCAN: reserved mem (in MB) min=32 max=1916 recommended=1916
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| WSSCAN: used rec mem (in MB) 1916
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| PSHARE: scan rate min 16 max 400
Oct 22 23:29:54.421: vmx| WSSCAN: Overhead 172342 paged 27314 nonpaged 32768 maxFBSize
Oct 22 23:29:54.453: vmx| WSSCAN 1 1 409637 438154 490496 417829 50 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.453: vmx| LICENSE using: 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware, Inc.\VMware Server\Dormant\License.gsx.3.0-00'
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to remove stats\stats32-2 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats32-1 -> stats\stats32-2 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats32-0 -> stats\stats32-1 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats32 -> stats\stats32-0 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to remove stats\stats64-2 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats64-1 -> stats\stats64-2 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats64-0 -> stats\stats64-1 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to rename stats\stats64 -> stats\stats64-0 failed: The system cannot find the path specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to remove stats32-2 failed: The system cannot find the file specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| LOG failed to remove stats64-2 failed: The system cannot find the file specified
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| Monitor_PowerOn: hostedVSMPMaxSkew is 1500 us (4000110 cycles)
Oct 22 23:29:54.468: vmx| Monitor_PowerOn: hostedVSMPYieldPoint is 50 us (133337 cycles)
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| vmm32-modules: --vmm.vmm32 .data:0x2b000-0x728 .sdata:0x2c000-0x4e4 .statvars:0x2d000-0x3a0 .peer:0x2e000-0x261c0 .shared:0x56000-0x12ac0 .bss:0x6a000-0x5c88 .rodata:0x71000-0xb310 .text:0x7d000-0x58f2d .kstatvars:0x3000-0x0, mmu-pae.vmm32 .rodata:0x7c310-0x44 .data:0x2b728-0xc .peer:0x541c0-0x16c0 .shared:0x68ac0-0x2c0 .bss:0x6fca0-0x518 .text:0xd5f30-0xa4e7 .comment:0x40000d26-0x10e .statvars:0x2000-0x0 .kstatvars:0x2000-0x0 .scb:0x400038a0-0x180 .shared_meta:0x40003c00-0x390 .peer_meta:0x40001020-0x210, sharedmmu-none.vmm32 .text:0xe0418-0x32 .comment:0x40000e34-0x12, pv-none.vmm32 .shared:0x68d80-0x180 .bss:0x701c0-0x84 .text:0xe044c-0xe6 .comment:0x40000e46-0x48 .shared_meta:0x40003f90-0x90, vprobe-none.vmm32 .text:0xe0534-0x79 .comment:0x40000e8e-0x12, hv-vt.vmm32 .rodata:0x7c354-0x4 .data:0x1000-0x0 .peer:0x1000-0x0 .shared:0x1000-0x0 .bss:0x1000-0x0 .text:0xe05b0-0x141 .comment:0x40000ea0-0x12 .statvars:0x1000-0x0 .kstatvars:0x1000-0x0, gphys-sw.vmm32 .peer:0x55880-0x40 .shared:0x68f00-0x140 .bss:0x2000-0x0 .text:0xe0700-0xb43 .comment:0x40000eb2-0x12 .scb:0x40003a20-0x60 .shared_meta:0x40004020-0x2a0 .peer_meta:0x40001230-0x60, vassert-none.vmm32 .text:0xe1244-0xf .comment:0x40000ec4-0x12, vmsafe-none.vmm32 .text:0xe1254-0xd .comment:0x40000ed6-0x12, <MonSrcFile> .rodata:0x7c358-0x36c--
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| KHZEstimate 2666740
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| MHZEstimate 2667
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| NumVCPUs 2
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| PShare: enabled 1, scanRate 32, checkRate 16
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| UUID: location-UUID is 56 4d 93 95 0c b7 be 4e-b0 12 a7 f6 0f f5 41 db
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| UUID: location-UUID is 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| UUID: location-UUID is 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| AIOGNRC: numThreads=19 ide=0, scsi=1, passthru=2
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| WORKER: Creating new group with numThreads=19 (19)
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| Replay State = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| minDEThreshold: 70
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| MM: Using partialmap, 138240 pages AC 0 CE 1 TM 0 DOHU 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| UUID: location-UUID is 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| MM: using 'C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\564d20f0-3021-27b6-6495-a9f2a5eaf243.vmem' as a paging file
Oct 22 23:29:54.484: vmx| Opened paging file C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\564d20f0-3021-27b6-6495-a9f2a5eaf243.vmem
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| Mapped mainmem as pageable
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.cpuusage
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.ram
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.uptime
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.suspendTime
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.powerOnTimeStamp
Oct 22 23:29:54.500: vmx| VMXAIOMGR: Using: simple=Generic unbuf=Compl
Oct 22 23:29:54.515: vmx| VMXVmdb_LoadRawConfig: Loading raw config
Oct 22 23:29:54.515: vmx| DISK: OPEN scsi0:0 'C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmdk' persistent R[]
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| DISKLIB-DSCPTR: Opened [0]: "opensolaris.vmdk" (0x2a)
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| DISKLIB-LINK : Opened 'C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmdk' (0x2a): monolithicSparse, 4194304 sectors / 2 GB.
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| DISKLIB-LIB : Opened "C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmdk" (flags 0x2a).
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| DiskGetGeometry: Reading of disk partition table
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| DISK: OPEN 'C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmdk' Geo (261/255/63) BIOS Geo (0/0/0) freeSpace=156679 MB, lsilogic
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| TimeTracker host to guest rate conversion 16064359474584 @ 2666740000Hz -> 16064359474584 @ 2666740000Hz
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| TimeTracker host to guest rate conversion ((x * 2147483648) >> 31) + 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Generic' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USBGW: Connected to HCMON version 3.0
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Virtual Hub' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Virtual Mouse' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Virtual Keyboard' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Remote Device' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| RemoteUSBVMX: no delay setting is TRUE.
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Virtual Mass Storage' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Initializing 'Virtual CCID' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB-CCID: Could not establish resource manager context for card ops: SCARD_E_NO_SERVICE(0x8010001d).
Oct 22 23:29:54.578: vmx| USB: Unable to initialize 'Virtual CCID' backend
Oct 22 23:29:54.609: vmx| USBGW: Skipping disk backing for file (C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmx).
Oct 22 23:29:54.609: vmx| USBGW: Skipping disk backing for file (C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmdk).
Oct 22 23:29:54.609: vmx| USBGW: Skipping disk backing for file (C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.vmsd).
Oct 22 23:29:54.609: vmx| USBGW: Skipping disk backing for file (C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris\opensolaris.nvram).
Oct 22 23:29:54.640: vmx| Host display topology 2560x1600.
Oct 22 23:29:54.640: vmx| SVGA using 2560x1770.
Oct 22 23:29:54.640: vmx| WORKER: Creating new group with numThreads=1 (20)
Oct 22 23:29:54.640: vmx| MKS REMOTE Loading VNC Configuration from VM config file
Oct 22 23:29:54.656: vmx| VLANCE: send cluster threshold is 80, size = 2 recalcInterval is 2 ticks
Oct 22 23:29:54.656: vmx| VMXNET: send cluster threshold is 80, size = 2 recalcInterval is 2 ticks, dontClusterSize is 128
Oct 22 23:29:54.656: vmx| NetPkt: checksum cycles/kB: C=35 asm1=620 asm2=608
Oct 22 23:29:54.656: vmx| NetPkt: copy and sum cycles/kB: C=1378 asm1=605 asm2=604
Oct 22 23:29:54.656: vmx| Chipset version: 0x13
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat ide1:0.bytesread
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat ide1:0.byteswritten
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: ide1:0 : capacity=0
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: ide1:0 : geometry=0/0/0
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| SCSI0: UNTAGGED commands will be converted to ORDER tags.
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat scsi0:0.bytesread
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat scsi0:0.byteswritten
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: scsi0:0 : capacity=4194304
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: scsi0:0 : geometry=261/255/63
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat scsi0:1.bytesread
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat scsi0:1.byteswritten
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| SVGA: Advertising 3D acceleration.
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| Host display topology 2560x1600 with 1 displays.
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| SVGA using 2560x1770.
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| USB: Initializing 'UHCI' host controller
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat ethernet0.bytesread
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat ethernet0.byteswritten
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| Ethernet0 MAC Address: 00:0c:29:ea:f2:43
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| USB: Initializing 'EHCI' host controller
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| MStat: Creating Stat vm.heartbeat
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: scsi0:0 : toolsVersion = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| DISKUTIL: Offline toolsVersion = 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| Msg_Hint: msg.tools.toolsReminder (sent)
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx| Do not forget to install the VMware Tools package inside this virtual machine: wait until your guest operating system finishes booting, then choose VM > Install VMware Tools… and follow the instructions.
Oct 22 23:29:54.671: vmx|

Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| TOOLS INSTALL initializing state to IDLE on power on.
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| PTSC to VMI Wallclock (nsec) 16064925461312 @ 2666740000Hz -> 1224743394000000000 @ 1000000000Hz
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| PTSC to VMI Wallclock (nsec) ((x * 3221136890) >> 33) + 1224737369818618372
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| PTSC to ParaTime RealCycles 0 @ 2666740000Hz -> 0 @ 2666740000Hz
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| PTSC to ParaTime RealCycles ((x * 1) >> 0) + 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| ParaTime RealCycles to PTSC 0 @ 2666740000Hz -> 0 @ 2666740000Hz
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| ParaTime RealCycles to PTSC ((x * 1) >> 0) + 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| memoryHotplug: Current size = 540MB, Minimum size = 540MB, Maximum size = 540MB
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| memoryHotplug: Entry[0]: 00000000000000A0-00000000000A0000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| memoryHotplug: Entry[1]: 00000000001000A0-0000000021C00000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCpuFeatures = 0x404001fc
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID vendor: GenuntelineI
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000000, 0: 0x0000000a 0x756e6547 0x6c65746e 0x49656e69
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000001, 0: 0x00010677 0x00010800 0x80082201 0x0febbbff
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000002, 0: 0x05b0b101 0x005657f0 0x00000000 0x2cb4304e
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000003, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000004, 0: 0x0c000121 0x01c0003f 0x0000003f 0x00000001
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000005, 0: 0x00000040 0x00000040 0x00000003 0x00000020
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000006, 0: 0x00000001 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000008, 0: 0x00000400 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 00000009, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 0000000a, 0: 0x07280202 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000503
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 40000000, 0: 0x40000010 0x61774d56 0x4d566572 0x65726177
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 40000010, 0: 0x0028b0f4 0x000101d0 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000000, 0: 0x80000008 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000001, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000001 0x20100000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000002, 0: 0x65746e49 0x2952286c 0x726f4320 0x4d542865
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000003, 0: 0x51203229 0x20646175 0x55504320 0x51202020
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000004, 0: 0x30353439 0x20402020 0x36362e32 0x007a4847
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000005, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000006, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x18008040 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000007, 0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.781: vmx| guestCPUID level 80000008, 0: 0x00003028 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000
Oct 22 23:29:54.796: vmx| BusMemSample: initPercent 75 touched 0
Oct 22 23:29:54.828: vmx| VMX_PowerOn: ModuleTable_PowerOn = 1
Oct 22 23:29:54.828: vmx| VMX setting maximum IPC write buffers to 0 packets, 0 bytes
Oct 22 23:29:54.828: mks| Async MKS thread is alive
Oct 22 23:29:54.843: vcpu-0| APIC: version = 0x14, max LVT = 5
Oct 22 23:29:54.843: vcpu-0| APIC: LDR = 0x1000000, DFR = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| guestCpuFeatures = 0x404001fc
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| CPU reset: hard
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| memoryHotplug: Entry[0]: 00000000000000A0-00000000000A0000
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| memoryHotplug: Entry[1]: 00000000001000A0-0000000021C00000
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| VNET: Notification enabled for Ethernet0
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASSTHRU: OPEN "PhysicalDrive1"
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): OPEN "PhysicalDrive1"
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU: ioctl 0x7c088 failed: SCSI
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): obtained maximum transfer Length 262144 directly from adapter/device by legacy ioctl
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): Length 24 MaxTransferLength 262144 MaxPhyPages 65 AsyncEvents 0 AlignMask 0x3 SU PIO
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): Using maximum transfer size of 262144 bytes
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): variable or non-existent block size specification
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| scsi0:1: DISK (CONNECTED) <ANSI=4> MFR="NVIDIA " PRODUCT="STRIPE 149.01G" REVISION=""
Oct 22 23:29:54.875: vcpu-0| CDROM: Connecting ide1:0 to 'C:\Virtual Machines\opensolaris-os200805.iso'. img=1 raw=0 remote=0
Oct 22 23:29:54.890: vcpu-0| Transitioned vmx/execState/val to poweredOn
Oct 22 23:29:54.937: vcpu-0| sz=2992080
Oct 22 23:29:54.937: vcpu-1| APIC: version = 0x14, max LVT = 5
Oct 22 23:29:54.937: vcpu-1| APIC: LDR = 0x2000000, DFR = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:29:54.968: vcpu-1| guestCpuFeatures = 0x404001fc
Oct 22 23:29:54.968: vcpu-1| CPU reset: hard
Oct 22 23:29:54.984: vcpu-1| sz=2994144
Oct 22 23:29:54.984: vcpu-1| vmm32 initialized: Releasebuild-116503. cflags: 0x00000008.00040280.03000080.00000880
Oct 22 23:29:54.984: vcpu-0| vmm32 initialized: Releasebuild-116503. cflags: 0x00000008.00040280.03000080.00000880
Oct 22 23:29:55.000: vcpu-0| MonitorInitNumaUnmapVMM32
Oct 22 23:29:55.125: vcpu-1| CPU reset: soft
Oct 22 23:29:55.437: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0x0) and 0xd8000000(0x0)
Oct 22 23:29:55.437: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:29:55.625: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:29:55.640: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| PCIBridge4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| PCIBridge5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.671: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| PCIBridge6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| PCIBridge7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.687: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.703: vcpu-1| CPU reset: soft
Oct 22 23:29:55.875: vcpu-0| PCIBridge4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.875: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.875: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.875: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.875: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge4:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| PCIBridge5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge5:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| PCIBridge6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.890: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge6:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| PCIBridge7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.906: vcpu-0| pciBridge7:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:29:55.921: vcpu-0| DISKUTIL: scsi0:0 : geometry=261/255/63
Oct 22 23:29:55.921: vcpu-0| SCSI0: RESET BUS
Oct 22 23:29:56.046: vcpu-1| CPU reset: soft
Oct 22 23:29:56.062: vcpu-0| BIOS-UUID is 56 4d 20 f0 30 21 27 b6-64 95 a9 f2 a5 ea f2 43
Oct 22 23:29:56.593: vmx| VMXVmdbLoadUsbDevices: New set of 2 USB devices
Oct 22 23:29:56.593: vmx| USB: Found device ~~name:NVidia\ ESA\ FW\ Update vid:0955 pid:000a path:1/0/1 speed:full family:hid~~
Oct 22 23:29:56.593: vmx| USB: Found device ~~name:Standard\ Flash\ Card\ Reader vid:0424 pid:2228 path:1/1/2/0/0 speed:high family:storage~~
Oct 22 23:30:00.203: mks| SVGA: display status changed, using optimizations for local consoles.
Oct 22 23:30:30.875: vcpu-0| Monitor64_PowerOn()
Oct 22 23:30:30.906: vcpu-0| vmm64-modules: vmm.vmm64 .data:0xfffffffffc04b000-0xbe0 .sdata:0xfffffffffc04c000-0x9a8 .statvars:0xfffffffffc04d000-0x1e4 .peer:0xfffffffffc04e000-0x261c0 .shared:0xfffffffffc076000-0x12ac0 .bss:0xfffffffffc08a000-0xa080 .rodata:0xfffffffffc200000-0x12bc0 .text:0xfffffffffc214000-0x5f5fe .kstatvars:0x3000-0x0 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc28b000-0x11d90, mmu-hv.vmm64 .rodata:0xfffffffffc212bc0-0xd2 .data:0xfffffffffc04bbe0-0x14 .peer:0xfffffffffc0741c0-0x16c0 .shared:0xfffffffffc088ac0-0x2c0 .bss:0xfffffffffc094080-0x930 .text:0xfffffffffc273600-0xaa5b .statvars:0x2000-0x0 .kstatvars:0x2000-0x0 .scb:0x38a0-0x180 .shared_meta:0x3c00-0x390 .peer_meta:0x1020-0x210 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc29cd90-0x1bd8 .comment:0xd4a-0x10e, sharedmmu-none.vmm64 .text:0xfffffffffc27e05c-0x1a .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc29e968-0x138 .comment:0xe58-0x12, pv-none.vmm64 .shared:0xfffffffffc088d80-0x180 .bss:0x1000-0x0 .text:0xfffffffffc27e078-0x4 .shared_meta:0x3f90-0x90 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc29eaa0-0x48 .comment:0xe6a-0x48, vprobe-none.vmm64 .text:0xfffffffffc27e07c-0x6a .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc29eae8-0x2d0 .comment:0xeb2-0x12, hv-vt.vmm64 .rodata:0xfffffffffc212ca0-0x6f4 .data:0xfffffffffc04bc00-0x20 .peer:0x2000-0x0 .shared:0x2000-0x0 .bss:0xfffffffffc0949c0-0x9d08 .text:0xfffffffffc27e0f0-0xa6f2 .statvars:0x2000-0x0 .kstatvars:0x2000-0x0 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc29edb8-0x1788 .comment:0xec4-0x36, gphys-sw.vmm64 .rodata:0xfffffffffc213398-0x29 .data:0x1000-0x0 .peer:0xfffffffffc075880-0x40 .shared:0xfffffffffc088f00-0x140 .bss:0xfffffffffc09e6c8-0x9 .text:0xfffffffffc2887f0-0x188c .statvars:0x1000-0x0 .kstatvars:0x1000-0x0 .scb:0x3a20-0x60 .shared_meta:0x4020-0x2a0 .peer_meta:0x1230-0x60 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc2a0540-0x5d8 .comment:0xefa-0x12, vassert-none.vmm64 .text:0xfffffffffc28a07c-0xf .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc2a0b18-0x78 .comment:0xf0c-0x12, vmsafe-none.vmm64 .text:0xfffffffffc28a08c-0x6 .eh_frame:0xfffffffffc2a0b90-0x78 .comment:0xf1e-0x12, <MonSrcFile> .rodata:0xfffffffffc2133c1-0x389
Oct 22 23:30:30.906: vcpu-0| APIC: version = 0x14, max LVT = 5
Oct 22 23:30:30.906: vcpu-0| APIC: LDR = 0x2000000, DFR = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:30:30.937: vcpu-0| HV enabled
Oct 22 23:30:30.937: vcpu-0| VMM64 initialized
Oct 22 23:30:30.937: vcpu-1| APIC: version = 0x14, max LVT = 5
Oct 22 23:30:30.937: vcpu-1| APIC: LDR = 0x4000000, DFR = 0xffffffff
Oct 22 23:30:30.968: vcpu-1| HV enabled
Oct 22 23:30:30.984: vcpu-1| VMM64 initialized
Oct 22 23:30:31.000: vcpu-0| MonitorInitNumaUnmapVMM64
Oct 22 23:30:34.578: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:30:34.578: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0xfffffff0
Oct 22 23:30:34.578: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering IOSpace at 0xfffffff0
Oct 22 23:30:34.578: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:30:34.921: vcpu-0| MMUValidateWork: FlexPriority enabled for APIC, mpn: 0
Oct 22 23:30:35.875: vcpu-0| UHCI: Global Reset
Oct 22 23:30:36.343: vcpu-1| CPU reset: soft
Oct 22 23:30:36.531: vcpu-1| MMUValidateWork: FlexPriority enabled for APIC, mpn: 0
Oct 22 23:30:36.531: vcpu-1| PatchSetProcessOne: Remote EagerValidate Enabled
Oct 22 23:30:36.531: vcpu-0| PatchSetProcessOne: Remote EagerValidate Enabled
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| PCIBridge4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| PCIBridge4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| PCIBridge4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.671: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.687: vcpu-1| pciBridge4:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| PCIBridge5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| PCIBridge5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| PCIBridge5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.703: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge5:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| PCIBridge6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| PCIBridge6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| PCIBridge6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.718: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.734: vcpu-1| pciBridge6:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| PCIBridge7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| PCIBridge7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| PCIBridge7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:1: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:2: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:3: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.750: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:4: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:5: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:6: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0005)
Oct 22 23:30:36.765: vcpu-1| pciBridge7:7: ISA/VGA decoding enabled (ctrl 0004)
Oct 22 23:30:36.781: vcpu-0| PatchSetProcessOne: Remote EagerValidate Enabled
Oct 22 23:30:40.125: vcpu-0| SCSI0: RESET BUS
Oct 22 23:30:40.171: vcpu-0| SCSI0: RESET BUS
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 32
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 36
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM-IMG: Ignoring a Unit Start or Stop
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM-IMG: Ignoring a Unit Start or Stop
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM: Mode Sense for Unsupported Page 0x8
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (ide1:0): MODE SENSE(10) for unsupported page 0x8
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| VIDE: ATAPI DMA 0x5a Failed: key 0x5, asc 0x24, ascq 0x0
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM ide1:0: Allowing unknown command PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (0x5e). --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM: Unknown command 0x5E.
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| CDROM ide1:0: CMD 0x5e (PERSISTENT RESERVE IN) FAILED (key 0x5 asc 0x20 ascq 0)
Oct 22 23:30:40.203: vcpu-0| VIDE: ATAPI DMA 0x5e Failed: key 0x5, asc 0x20, ascq 0x0
Oct 22 23:30:40.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command START STOP UNIT issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command LOG SENSE issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.234: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): INQUIRY request with EVPD set
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vcpu-1| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): MODE SENSE(6) for unsupported page 0x8
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vcpu-1| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): INQUIRY request with EVPD set
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vcpu-1| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): No transfer information for PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (0x5e)
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vcpu-1| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command PERSISTENT RESERVE IN issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 7
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 248
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 240 returned 29
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 211
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 240 returned 16
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 224
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 7
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 248
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vcpu-1| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): No transfer information for PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (0x5e)
Oct 22 23:30:40.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:30:41.453: vcpu-1| FLOPPYLIB-MAIN : CMD Checking status for non-existent Drive 0
Oct 22 23:30:41.765: vcpu-1| FLOPPYLIB-MAIN : CMD Checking status for non-existent Drive 0
Oct 22 23:30:41.765: vcpu-1| FLOPPYLIB-MAIN : CMD Checking status for non-existent Drive 0
Oct 22 23:30:41.796: vcpu-1| CDROM: Unknown command 0x35.
Oct 22 23:30:41.796: vcpu-1| CDROM ide1:0: CMD 0x35 (SYNC CACHE) FAILED (key 0x5 asc 0x20 ascq 0)
Oct 22 23:30:41.796: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:30:41.796: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 32
Oct 22 23:30:41.796: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 36
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vcpu-1| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:30:43.218: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:05.000: mks| VNCENCODE 2 encoding mode change: (720x400x24depth,32bpp,2880bytes/line)
Oct 22 23:31:05.015: mks| VNCENCODE 2 encoding mode change: (720x400x24depth,32bpp,2880bytes/line)
Oct 22 23:31:09.000: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:09.000: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:09.000: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:09.015: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:09.015: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:09.015: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:10.031: mks| SVGA: display status changed, using optimizations for remote consoles.
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.265: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.281: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.296: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.312: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:11.328: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:17.625: vcpu-0| FLOPPYLIB-MAIN : CMD Checking status for non-existent Drive 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.000: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.000: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.062: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.609: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.625: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.625: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.625: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:18.687: vcpu-1| CDROM: Emulate GET CONFIGURATION RT 2 start feature 0
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command REPORT LUNS issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:20.984: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 48 returned 0
Oct 22 23:31:22.203: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:31:22.203: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:31:22.203: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:22.203: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:31:25.046: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:31:25.046: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0xfffffff0
Oct 22 23:31:25.046: vcpu-0| SVGA: Unregistering IOSpace at 0xfffffff0
Oct 22 23:31:25.046: vcpu-0| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:31:25.484: vcpu-1| SVGA: Unregistering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:31:25.484: vcpu-1| SVGA: Unregistering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:31:25.546: vcpu-1| SVGA: Registering IOSpace at 0x10d0
Oct 22 23:31:25.546: vcpu-1| SVGA: Registering MemSpace at 0xd0000000(0xd0000000) and 0xd8000000(0xd8000000)
Oct 22 23:31:26.078: mks| SVGA: enabling escape command
Oct 22 23:31:26.078: mks| VNCENCODE 2 encoding mode change: (1280x1024x24depth,32bpp,5120bytes/line)
Oct 22 23:31:26.484: mks| SVGA: Sync FIFO with SVGA disabled
Oct 22 23:31:26.578: vcpu-0| Guest OS = 0x5008
Oct 22 23:31:26.609: mks| HostOps hideCursor before defineCursor!
Oct 22 23:31:26.609: mks| VNCENCODE 2 encoding mode change: (1280x1024x24depth,32bpp,5120bytes/line)
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 7
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 248
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 240 returned 29
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 211
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 240 returned 16
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 224
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 7
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 248
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): No transfer information for PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (0x5e)
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.875: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:23.890: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command START STOP UNIT issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:34:23.890: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command LOG SENSE issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:34:23.890: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): INQUIRY request with EVPD set
Oct 22 23:34:23.906: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): MODE SENSE(6) for unsupported page 0x8
Oct 22 23:34:23.906: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): INQUIRY request with EVPD set
Oct 22 23:34:23.906: vcpu-0| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:0): No transfer information for PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (0x5e)
Oct 22 23:34:23.906: vcpu-0| SCSI-DEV scsi0:0: Unsupported command PERSISTENT RESERVE IN issued. --ok
Oct 22 23:34:27.468: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.546: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:27.562: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:38.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:40.125: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 36 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 32
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:51.812: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 24
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 231
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 24
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 231
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vcpu-1| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): No transfer information for READ DEFECT DATA (0x37)
Oct 22 23:34:56.250: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASS-THRU (scsi0:1): requested 255 returned 4
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI PASSTHRU: Successful operation w/ non-zero residual 251
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:35:13.375: vmx| SCSI DEVICE (scsi0:1): SENSE REQUEST w/o valid sense data available
Oct 22 23:39:54.703: vmx| TOOLS setting the tools version to '0'

Cannot create Virtual machine for Win98 and XP (others not tested yet)

CyberGonzo — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:15:35 GMT

Hi,

I'm new to VMware

I managed to install and log on to the control panel. (on a 32 bit VISTA system)

I managed to create a new virtual machine for XP. I used all default options except that I assigned 512 MB memory instead of the proposed 256 MB and I specified that a virtual floppy needs to be made.

I installed the console plugin for IE 7

When I tried to install XP from my bootable CD all I could see in DOS mode was "Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware setup". Nothing after that. So Windows XP would not continue to install. I tried several times.

Then I tried a Windows 98 virtual machine. Again I used all default suggested options, make floppy image etc. I tried to install from my bootable Windows 98 CD but that failed always the moment there was CD access required. I think that the OAK drivers simply cannot work with the drive ? All I got was "Abort Retry Fail".

The drive is a BD reader, DVD / CD writer in a brand new HP laptop. I tried adding another older drive to both virtual machines, A DVD writer (connected USB). I tried installing both virtual machines from this drive but that did not change anything.

So far 2 OS installations have failed, seemingly due to hardware incompatibilities. If I understand the concept correctly, because the emulated hardware is not supported by the OS installations.

Tomorrow I will try a Win2K and maybe even Win NT4 installation but I have a bad feeling those won't work either.

Kindly let me know what to do or how to debug this issue ?

Installing VMWare Server 2 on Windows Server 2008 x64 CORE

wkpdjeg — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:01:35 GMT

Because Hyper-V only supports SUSE linux, I have a software package that will only run on Red Hat Linux. In order to virtualize this product I need to install VMWare server on my core server. It is running Hyper-V too but I don't have a problem with both running as I've done this on a full install of Server 2008 with no problems. The issue is I can't find any documentation or support on how to install VMWare Server on a Core Machine. Is it even possible? I really need a solution to virtualize RHL on my Core machine. Any suggestions are appreciated.