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The problem may be related to a different language.
get_network_configuration is looking for line with word 'adapter' to determine
interface name (i.e. Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection), which is not
present in your case.
Windows.pm: get_network_configuration
# Find beginning of
Curtis,
I'm not sure if this can help - here a link to building VMware SDK's rpm -
http://www.firetooth.net/confluence/display/public/vSphere+Perl+SDK+and+CLI+RPM+Packages.
Maybe VMware SDK rpm can be included as 4th package ...
Thanks.
On Jun 25, 2012, at 19:00 , Curtis C. wrote:
Hi All,
hi all,
i'm having a problem creating a base windows 7 image and i'm wondering if it is
because i'm using vcl 2.2.1 and esxi 5. the lines i think are relevant are
below. any pointers would be appreciated. thanks.
2012-06-29
Will
ESXi 5.0 and VCL 2.2.1 work well together.
Could please send VM host profile which is assigned to vclnode01 host?
What do you have for 'Data Store Path' and 'VM path'?
On vclnode01 host, where do you map datastore1 and datastore2?
I think 'Data Store Path' and 'VM path' in the profile
Hi Everett,
Have you looked at the automated installation scripts I posted? They are
set up for inclusion in an rpm.
Larry
Dr. Larry Burton
Associate Professor
Department of Electronics, Computers, and Information Technology
School of Technology
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State
you are correct. right now those are set to the system defaults:
VMware ESX - local network storage
VM type:vmware
ESXiImage:No Image
Repository Path:null
Datastore Path:/vmfs/volumes/nfs-datastore1
VM Path:/vmfs/volumes/local-datastore
Virtual Switch 0:Private
Virtual Switch 1:Public
VM
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 9:37 AM, Dmitri Chebotarov dcheb...@gmu.edu wrote:
Curtis,
I'm not sure if this can help - here a link to building VMware SDK's rpm -
http://www.firetooth.net/confluence/display/public/vSphere+Perl+SDK+and+CLI+RPM+Packages.
Maybe VMware SDK rpm can be included as 4th
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Larry W Burton lwbur...@ncat.edu wrote:
Hi Everett,
Have you looked at the automated installation scripts I posted? They are set
up for inclusion in an rpm.
Hi Larry,
I did come across your scripts on the wiki.
At this point I was just using the official tar
Hi Curtis,
You can do almost anything you wish in an RPM. My goal is to have a
one-click VCL installation for basic first-time users. Your suggestions
are appreciated.
Larry
Curtis C. wrote:
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Larry W Burton lwbur...@ncat.edu wrote:
Hi Everett,
Have you
