Hi all.
For whatever reason, my ESXI 6.0 go berzerk and since I've been holding on upgrade to the latest version, I thought this will be the best time to upgrade the ESXi to 6.7. Well, found out the hard way, my Xeon is a bit on the old side and I can't boot up all my VM in the old machine using the 6.7 because the Xeon doesn't support the virtualizing real mode. So I now have to downgrade it back but I'm wondering which version should I downgrade it back to so that I can boot my VM back? I know the 6.0 works just fine with the current VM. Will 6.5 give me the same issue as 6.7 with the VRM error? Please advise?
Well seeing as how you haven't actually told us what your CPU was, we're all left guessing. 6.5 may be fine. But then ago, who knows.
I apologize. Too (removed) off that the whole thing is (removed) out that I forgot to attach the information on the CPU. This is what I have.
4 CPUs x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3450 @ 2.67GHz
I ran a quick test for the compatibility list and this is what I got. So I'm going to try it and see whether it'll do. Thanks again.
VMware Compatibility Guide - cpu
Intel Xeon 34xx Lynnfield Series | 4c/8t | 6.1E | 0x000106E0 |
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