Fixing Networking Problems with a Cloned Linux VM
Chris Pont (36 views)
Fixing Networking Problems with a Cloned Linux VM
Often when cloning virtual Linux boxes (or using VMWare converter to deploy a virtual appliance) I find that the networking simply doesn't work. eth0 will exist but will not find a network even after checking and double checking /etc/networking/
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Resize VMware virtual disk
Barrington Haynes (10477 views)
Resize VMWare virtual disk
Here's a handy tip to resize your VMware virtual disk once it's run out of disk space.
Open up the run dialogue from the start menu (Start -> Run) or hold down the Windows key and press R. Type cmd and hit enter to open up the Command Prompt.
Assuming that your
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Increase your Virtual machine's disk size
Paul Marshall (150375 views)
Increase your Virtual machine's disk capacity
Background
The geekzilla team have been using VMWare for over a year now for desktop {virtualisation}http://www.kwiboo.com/Services/Virtualisation . There are loads of {benefits of virtualisation}http://www.kwiboo.com/Services/Virtualisation ,
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How to convert a physical computer to Virtual Machine
Greg Duffield (15209 views)
How to convert a physical computer to Virtual Machine
As per Mark's article http://www.geekzilla.co.uk/ViewContent.aspx?contentID=36 here is another solution that does not use Ghost but good ole NT back up.
I had this stored on my machine but unfortunaltey I cannot remember where it came fro
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Unsupported resolutions
Barrington Haynes (4449 views)
Unsupported resolutions
To add a resolution such as 1440x900 to your VMWare machine, edit its .vmx file and add the following lines to it.
svga.maxHeight = 900
svga.maxWidth = 1440
This helped solve a problem on our widescreen Dell laptops that we use for our development work.
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How To Create A Virtual Machine from a Physical Disk
Mark Page (38729 views)
How To Create A Virtual Machine from a Physical Disk
'''We recently had a problem in converting a physical machine to a virtual machine. We have tools which work on the VMWare server products (ala Platespin) but we could not convert the ESXServer image back to a VMWare Workstation image. Despit
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