I turn off time-sync in vmware tools and run ntp- in .../VMHOST.vmx
tools.syncTime = FALSE
It keeps good time, doesn't care much how busy VMHOST is, and does not
require all the special configuration. A normal redhat install does an ntp
setup. Use your own ntp server or make sure your
On your host, you can switch of the clock frequency modelation (in the
bios). This should help.
Richard.
Michael Colvin wrote:
Is anyone running the QMT iso on a VMWare VM? I had one set up just to play
with, but noticed the clock keeps horrible time. I was able to adjust the
ticks to keep
I am using QMT in hyper-v. I had the same issue (and some others). I
upgraded to the new beta centos 5.4 kernel and most of my problems
disappeared. It is available here
http://people.redhat.com/dzickus/el5/164.el5/
There may be a newer kernel by now you will need to check. that one works
for
I'm running QMT on a Vmware Server 2.0 on W2k3. It seems i don't have
any time issue.
Il giorno 07/ott/2009, alle ore 18.51, Sean Humphries ha scritto:
I am using QMT in hyper-v. I had the same issue (and some others). I
upgraded to the new beta centos 5.4 kernel and most of my problems
Check whether the BIOS is using a speed-step or CPU power saving feature. If
it is, disable it. This is one cause of time drift in VMWare.
I have had problems, though, with CENTOS-based virtuals (in both VMWare Server
(mostly) and in VMWare ESXi Server) where the time drifts (by as much as
Michael Colvin wrote:
Is anyone running the QMT iso on a VMWare VM? I had one set up just to play
with, but noticed the clock keeps horrible time. I was able to adjust the
ticks to keep it more accurate, along with an hourly sync, but this seems
ridiculous. From what I've found, it's an issue
I use this on kernel boot line divider=10 clocksource=acpi_pm this is
recommended by vmware and never had problems since
Regards
Lucian
Michael Colvin wrote:
Is anyone running the QMT iso on a VMWare VM? I had one set up just to play
with, but noticed the clock keeps horrible time. I was
Although I am not running QMT on a ESX host, I have had several other ESX
CentOS VMs that suffer from clock tick problems. I highly recommend installing
the VMware tools. Installing those tools have resolved the problem every time
for me.
# mkdir /mnt/cdrom
Open the VMware Infrastruce Client,
Dear Michael,
Have u install vmware-tools in the centos qmt guest ??? And in ur ESXi
server have u setup ntp server??? if both are set then ur maching should
sync time with ur ESXi host time. I am using more than 10 ESX and ESXi
server in my environment with amost every OS guest machines and
Make sure kenel-hearders rpm is installed before you install vmware-tools.
- Original Message -
From: Michael Colvin mcol...@norcalisp.com
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2009 10:08 PM
Subject: [qmailtoaster] QMT on VMWare ESXi
Is anyone running
10 matches
Mail list logo
