I used teams a lot in workstation 7, but in workstation 8 they have been replaced by folders.
One of the great thing about teams was the ability to control the delay between boot of different VM's.
In workstation 8 I can only find a general option under edit preferences. I gues the only way to get around it is to script the boot order or is there an option that I missed?
According to a discussion last week from one of the VMware developers, yes - scripting is the best answer. He stated that the old method of delaying the startup wasn't exactly accurate anyway, and recommended scripting.
According to a discussion last week from one of the VMware developers, yes - scripting is the best answer. He stated that the old method of delaying the startup wasn't exactly accurate anyway, and recommended scripting.
you can set a boot-delay for each specific VM by editing xml-files - but how this works exactly has still to be discovered
You got me searching in the right direction, the setting in the vmx file is:
bios.bootDelay = "<milliseconds>"
so bios.bootDelay = "120000" waits for two minutes
That solves my problem thanks.