Does the VM you built have SCSI disk(s)? I had a b27 image with an IDE disk
used for / to contain the OS and 6 SCSI drives used to experiment with ZFS.
After I upgraded the image to b28 it won't boot anymore and in fact it crashes
vmWare 5.5 itself. Any thoughts?
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> Does the VM you built have SCSI disk(s)? I had a b27
> image with an IDE disk used for / to contain the OS
> and 6 SCSI drives used to experiment with ZFS. After
> I upgraded the image to b28 it won't boot anymore and
> in fact it crashes vmWare 5.5 itself. Any thoughts?
b28 does work good for m
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Peter Koves wrote:
> Does the VM you built have SCSI disk(s)? I had a b27 image with an IDE disk
> used for / to contain the OS and 6 SCSI drives used to experiment with ZFS.
> After I upgraded the image to b28 it won't boot anymore and in fact it
> crashes vmWare 5.5 itsel
On 12/11/05, Peter Koves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the VM you built have SCSI disk(s)? I had a b27 image with an IDE disk
> used for / to contain the OS and 6 SCSI drives used to experiment with ZFS.
> After I upgraded the image to b28 it won't boot anymore and in fact it
> crashes vmWar
