Hi all. This is my first post since the new free release of ESXi has pulled me from the ranks of Xen and Hyper-V. I'm on my first ESXi evaluation project for a client and I've hit a bump in the road.
After successfully importing an Acronis .tib hard drive image as a new VM into ESXi I am unable to start the machine as I immediately get an "Insufficient Memory Resources" error. I found a blog that says you can get this error in ESX if you don't have a big enough swap disk created for ESX and suggests creating an additional swap disk from the command line. (http://www.systemsarchitech.com/en/article/12/vmware-esx-fix-insufficient-memory-resources-unable-to-poweron-vm)
I installed the Remote CLI but the command does not work and so I'm thinking I can't do this in ESXi. Is this in fact my problem or is this a problem with the VM settings? I've lowered the memory settings for the VM way down with the same result. Any pointers would be appreciated.
After successfully importing an Acronis .tib hard drive image as a new VM into ESXi I am unable to start the machine as I immediately get an "Insufficient Memory Resources" error. I found a blog that says you can get this error in ESX if you don't have a big enough swap disk created for ESX and suggests creating an additional swap disk from the command line. (http://www.systemsarchitech.com/en/article/12/vmware-esx-fix-insufficient-memory-resources-unable-to-poweron-vm)
I installed the Remote CLI but the command does not work and so I'm thinking I can't do this in ESXi. Is this in fact my problem or is this a problem with the VM settings? I've lowered the memory settings for the VM way down with the same result. Any pointers would be appreciated.
Tags:
acronis,
.tib,
insufficient_memory_resources