What is the question?
// Linjo
You can try something like this:
# cat STORAGE02.vmx | grep monitor.virtual
monitor.virtual_mmu = "software"
monitor.virtual_exec = "software"
That's run in the folder for the VM. If the setting hasn't ever been changed (i.e. still automatic) then no output is returned. If it has been configured and then set back to Automatic, then the above values will be automatic. Depending on the setting the values will either be automatic, hardware or software.
You have to specify the directory the vm is located in, now it looks in the root and there is no vmware.log file there.
// Linjo
How do I make it . my vm name is xx1
Get into the folder for the VM
~ # cd /vmfs/volumes/ESX01_LOCAL2/STORAGE02
/vmfs/volumes/4fc9cd70-69c49f15-82a1-003048db6889/STORAGE02 # grep -i MONITOR vmware.log
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: MONITOR MODE: allowed modes : BT32 HV HWMMU
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: MONITOR MODE: user requested modes : BT32 HV HWMMU
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: MONITOR MODE: guestOS preferred modes: HWMMU HV BT32
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: MONITOR MODE: filtered list : HWMMU HV BT32
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: SMM dual-monitor mode yes
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: Monitor trap flag {0,1}
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: MONITOR exiting {0,1}
2012-09-25T21:14:20.450Z| vmx| I120: Deactivate dual-monitor mode {0,1}
2012-09-25T21:14:20.612Z| vmx| I120: Monitor64_PowerOn()
2012-09-25T21:14:21.320Z| vcpu-0| I120: Monitor has started
2012-09-25T21:14:21.322Z| vcpu-0| I120: MonitorInitNumaUnmapVMM
/vmfs/volumes/4fc9cd70-69c49f15-82a1-003048db6889/STORAGE02 #
sorry i am beginner about vmware so how to find ''Get into the folder for the VM'' then ~ # cd /vmfs/volumes/ESX01_LOCAL2/STORAGE02
which tool will help me . putty or winscp ? where can I find
thanks for helping
In my example I was using putty. Connect to your host and then run cd /vmfs/volumes. Then run the ls command to get a directory listing. You'll see your host's datastores in that folder. Then use cd again to switch to the datastore, run ls again to get the folder listing in the datastore. You should see one folder per VM. cd to the folder for the VM and then run the grep command.
