Michael, Apologies… I never thought to look at the AstLinux documentation.
However, and this is for the archives, here are my particulates: - VM Fusion v7.1.3 - ESXi v5.5 Following your instructions, I was unable to import the .vmdk file into ESXi. After several frustrating attempts, I instead did the following: 1. Followed your instructions to create a .vdi file with VirtualBox 2. Exported the VM as a .ovf 3. Modified the .ovf file as per the following site: http://www.itsecurenet.com/virtualbox-ova-to-vsphere-ovf/ 4. Imported into ESXi This seems convoluted, and I’m sure I’m making a mess of it, however everything is now working. Thank you again for an excellent project! Shamus > > I’ve done some searching, but have not found anyone who has done this. I’ve > > just received a second-hand Dell server and have installed ESXi on it. I’d > > like to be able to install AstLinux as a VM instance on it, but cannot > > figure out how to make this happen. I’ve tried creating a bootable-USB, but > > no luck. > > > > Has anyone else tried this? Can you share any insights? > > > > cheers, > > Shamus > > We have a great Wiki: > > http://doc.astlinux.org/userdoc:tt_vmware > <http://doc.astlinux.org/userdoc:tt_vmware> > > Michael > > http://www.mksolutions.info <http://www.mksolutions.info/> >
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