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8 Replies Last post: Jun 16, 2009 4:17 AM by sasar  

suspended VM - can not power on posted: Jun 15, 2009 2:44 AM

Click to view sasar's profile Enthusiast 39 posts since
Dec 5, 2006

Hi,

situation is following:

I have put VM (Win Enterprise 2003 64-bit) in a suspend state. I did this because I couldn't migrate it to other host because of the error "Unable to migrate from host02 to host01: Host CPU is incompatible with
the virtual machine's requirements at CPUID level 0x80000001 register
'edx'...etc....etc..............".

After that I moved that two hosts in newly made cluster on which I have enabled EVC. Host are IBM x3850M2 / x3950M2. Then I moved VM to one of the hosts but when I try to power it on I receive error which you can see in attachement.

I tried follwing: remove VM from inventory and added it to each host - still can not start it.

Removed it from inventory and added it to host on IBM blade HS20 - also can not start it.

So I now have VM in suspend state and I can not power on it, shut down it or change CPUID mask....

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Re: suspended VM - can not power on

2. Jun 15, 2009 10:02 AM in response to: sasar
Click to view @m!t's profile Enthusiast VMware Employees 53 posts since
Apr 8, 2008

Enable VT (virtualization technology) ,in the system bios,then only you will able to poweron 64 bit vm.

@m!t

Re: suspended VM - can not power on

4. Jun 15, 2009 6:32 PM in response to: sasar
Click to view DSTAVERT's profile Champion 3,391 posts since
Nov 30, 2003
I don't know what processors we are talking about but you can't move a paused machine between Intel and AMD processors. You must shut them down before the move. I don't know whether this extends to differences within a manufacturers processor technology i.e moving between a dual socket server to a 4 socket server. Or Intel 5400 series an 5500 series but . . .

Re: suspended VM - can not power on

7. Jun 16, 2009 4:13 AM in response to: sasar
Click to view Tanav's profile Enthusiast 161 posts since
Apr 14, 2009

as you have enabled the virtualization feature in Bios. i request to enable the data execution in Bios itself. it will remove the CPU incompatible error.

thanks

Tanav

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