And it didn't blue screen either the physical or the virtual machine!
Hooray!
However, the network adapter on the vm says "not connected." When I try to
connect to "External Netowrk (Intel Pro_1000 blah blah)" it says Update
Failed.
Is this typical? Is there something I should or should not have done? All
the preliminary checks indicated great success, so there was no indication
that this was going to be a problem.
By the way, I have two other VMs on this host that are working just fine.
Thanks
JBradshaw - 22 Jul 2008 16:23 GMT
Also, the mouse is all but unusable when I connect use VMRC -- any way to
fix that?
Thanks again.
> And it didn't blue screen either the physical or the virtual machine!
> Hooray!
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JBradshaw - 22 Jul 2008 16:27 GMT
Try stopping the VM before updating the NIC. There's probably an error
message somewhere that says you can't update a VM while it's running.
Can't help you with the mouse problem.
> Also, the mouse is all but unusable when I connect use VMRC -- any way to
> fix that?
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JBradshaw - 22 Jul 2008 16:29 GMT
Hey, that worked! Thanks JBradshaw, you are the greatest!
> Try stopping the VM before updating the NIC. There's probably an error
> message somewhere that says you can't update a VM while it's running.
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Tim Walsh - 22 Jul 2008 16:31 GMT
Did you install the tools?
> Also, the mouse is all but unusable when I connect use VMRC -- any way to
> fix that?
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Rob McShinsky - 24 Jul 2008 02:28 GMT
Integration components? Did you remove all the little helper apps that
usually come with server hardware. HP has a lot of helper apps that
interact with the hardware that should all be removed after the P2V.

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> And it didn't blue screen either the physical or the virtual machine!
> Hooray!
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> Thanks