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• The TV HX750 takes supported intel WIDI?

  I just bought a 46 '' sony tv integrated wireless HX750

  I started the application wireless direct on tv

  The Intel WIDI, I started on my laptop but there is no access point

  After a painful updated all my drivers it isn't always access points.

  Laptop is an asus with windows 7

  If it works? She would work with windows 8? or do I have to buy a 3rd party?

  Hello

  Welcome to users of Forums of Discussion.
  The TV 46 '' HX750 a Wi - Fi Direct feature however it is not the same with Intel WiDi technology. If you are interested to learn more about Wi - Fi Direct, please click on the link below.

  https://us.en.KB.Sony.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/34484/c/65%2C66/kW/34484

  To connect your laptop to the TV with Intel WiDi, you will have to research a little more than the 3 part WiDi adapter buy and how to make it work with Windows 7 or Windows 8.

• Support Intel Xeon X 3430 in ESXi?

  Hello

  Someone has already tried to install VMWare ESXi 4 on the platform Intel Xeon X34xx (specifically Intel Xeon X 3430)?

  Dell has a very good price on the PowerEdge T310 server based platform Intel Xeon X34xx (X 3430, X 3440, X 3450, X 3460 and X 3470). X 3430 is above all a good deal. 8 MB of cache, it supports RAID, up to 32 GB of RAM, has a hot HD option and the diagnosis of LCD.

  I need to get a server to run ESXi to my Cisco CCIE Lab, but I do not know if the Xeon X34xx platform is supported. If it is not supported, my next choice would be a Dell PowerEdge T410 with Intel Xeon E5504, 2.4 GHz, 4 MB cache, 800 MHz Max Mem. So, is supported in Intel Xeon E5504 and everyone ran ESXi on this platform? Is it powerful enough to run the servers of VoIP 4-5 (CUCM, UC, CUCCX, presence etc) at the same time?

  Thank you!

  The processor can work very well and as Anton says that it's just a matter of time before hardware platforms the 34xx have been tested. The processor and the motherboard are probably less problematic. The other components are the problems. The hard disk controller and network cards cause most of the problems with installing and running ESXi. The 410T you mentioned must be able to meet your needs, but you should make sure that you have a raid controller supported if you want a RAID protection. The on-board controller doesn't support RAID that ESXi is concerned, although you should be able to install individually with SATA drives.

• Is the host ESXi 5.1 supports Intel "Haswell" generation?

  We are running a cluster of 3 servers ESXi 5.1 - 2 of them are Xeon E7440 2.4 GHz (64 GB of RAM) and 1 of them is Xeon X 5460 3.16 GHz (32 GB of RAM).

  We want to add a new host running processors Intel E5-2600v3 to this cluster.

  However, it seems that both 5.1 and 5.1 ESXi ESXi does not support generation processors 'Haswell.  Is this right?

  http://www.virten.NET/2013/04/Intel-CPU-eVC-matrix/

  Thank you

  5.1 update 2 and update 3 ESXi patches from, he supported. Please look in page VMware HCL VMware Compatibility Guide: cpu

  

• Intel RAID Option ROM

  I tried to get ESXi 3.5 update 4 is installed on my Dell Dimersion 8400 and have encountered a problem with my RAID controller.

  A few statistics:

  Chipset: Intel 925 X

  RAID controller: 82801FR (ICH6R)

  Hard drives: 1 TB 2xSATA

  Given that ESX is not taken in the way Windows RAID support not I changed the setting in the BIOS to explicitly enable RAID (as opposed to deduction if there is a signature).  This allowed me to enter the Intel Application Acceleration RAID ROM (v4.0) option where I could create a RAID1 array with my hard drives.

  After you have created the RAID1 array installation ESX failed (he had worked without any active RAID).  I've updated the BIOS and that seems to have fixed (no more panic: no bootable sector or similar error messages).

  However, I don't know if my RAID array does not work correctly.  ESX shows only a single default data store, but it does not find the second hard drive.  My thought was that with material creating a table that ESX would only see a 'hard drive '.  The truth in my opinion?

  Anyone has any ideas on how to test the table?  I guess trying to start individually on each disc?

  Make me more comfortable, it's info pages Intel Application Acceleration RAID on intel.com explicitly that it does not support a list of Linux/Unix O / its.

  I guess I'm looking for ideas or advice on the best configuration for ESX RAID1 with my Intel chipset.  Perhaps a RAID PCI controller?  Any advice is welcome.

  Almost all Intel RAID chipsets are really just a software raid implemented in the driver.  ESX sees these as separate drives.

  No really no way around it.

  -Matt

  VCP, vExpert, Unix Geek

• VMware ESXi on Acer G540 with SATA RAID 1?

  Hello

  I have an acer altos g540 im trying to install esxxi, it is configured with hard drives 2 x 640 GB in raid 1 (mirror), when I try to install esxi he sees discs 2 x 640 GB. and not 1 as it should. any ideas?

  Welcome to the VMware community forums.   With ESX (i) drivers do not support software RAID based like the Intel ICH controllers * R controllers and so you see 2 drives even if the BIOS has a configured RAID 1 array.

• VMware ESXi 4.1 size not see Raid of the table.

  After installing ESXi 4.1, I have a little problem with my intel RAID CARD turn a 4 X 1 TB drive in a raid 5 array.

  ESXi sees the table and indicates that the capacity is 2.73 TB under storage adapters, but when you look under storage it says there is only 739 GB of capacity as well as the amount of available space. Somone explain what happened to my 2 TB?

  Thanks in advance,

  Jeff Norris

  With vSphere Client (free version) maybe that this must be bought to be unlocked?

  ESX and ESXi currently have a limit of 2 TB LUN.  Depending on the capabilities of your controller, you can get around this limit by creating several bays on the disk that are less than 2 TB.

  Dave

  VMware communities user moderator

  Now available - vSphere Quick Start Guide

  You have a system or a PCI with VMDirectPath?  Submit your specifications to Officieux VMDirectPath HCL.

• ESXi installer does not see my raid.

  I installed a raid 5 (3 * 500GB SATA drives) but when I run the ESXi Setup program, it shows me the individual readers (it's a raid, I see only one). Once I let it install on one of these readers, I can't start in it since my mobo sees the raid and trying to start it.

  So I find myself with a startup error.

  My mobo is SuperMicro X8DTU, ICH10R SATA.

  I have an Adaptec and usign Intel raid bios option, I can't get Raid 5 with Intel, so I've been usign who.

  What are my options here?

  Welcome to the forums!

  You run the fakeraid question.  Hardware raid before the start of the operating system, how it is transmitted to the operating system for software raid.  Think of it more as software raid assisted equipment.  ESX would need to have the drivers installed to use it properly.  That's why the ESX installation program see several disks.

  Your only options are not to use RAID functions or buy a hardware RAID card true.

  A third option would be to find a raid card that makes drivers for ESX.  ESX 4 allows drivers to be installed to accommodate it.  I don't know any hand well.

  Charles nights, VCP

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• Hardware support Intel VT to guest OSes

  People,

  I have a server ESXi installed on a platform Intel E5410 that have hardware capacity Intel VT.

  However, I have a ubuntu OS comments seeking using kvm (Kernel - based Virtual Machine)

  which requires material support VT.

  I check in/proc/cpuinfo flags feature seems there is no indicator vmx/smx, which means THAT KVM is not supported

  on my ubuntu OS guest.

  Is it my utmost wrong configuration or all possible ways to activate/provide hardware VT to

  guest operating system on ESXi?

  -Ed

  I check in/proc/cpuinfo flags feature seems there is no indicator vmx/smx, which means THAT KVM is not supported on my guest OS to ubuntu.

  If you check configuration unbuntu and readme that you will notice that the KVM is NOT supported as a Virtual Machine.  It's only for the hardware access native or bare metal.  VT extensions cannot be virtualized as mentioned Oliver.  ESX uses a hardware level VT extensions to make use of 64-bit guest computers, but you can pass these VT extensions to a VM subsidiary.

• ENVY 15 t-AE100: Wireless card upgrade - HP envy 15 can support Intel when technology?

  I want to connect my laptop to a docking station.

  The seller sugest me a wireless docking station.  I have faith in him and has no compatibility checked by myself.

  I spent $ 300 on a home wireless network... then I realized that my laptop do not have a compatible card when.

  Currently, my laptop has Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 NGW 802.11 HQ and according to intel web page, I need a

  Intel Wireless Triband AC 18265.

  I would like to know if my HP envy 15 laptop can support Intel when technology?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello! @PPBog, thanks for the reply.

  No, you can't replace the card wireless when mastering.

  I would like to know if you have any other question!

  Have a great day!

• HP ENVY 17 t-j100 does support Intel-VTx?

  HP ENVY 17 t-j100 does support Intel-VTx?

  Thank you

  Please see Intel® Core™ i7-4700MQ processor to verify that the processors installed in this series of computers support Intel VT - x. As the 17 t-j100 series is the big brother of the series of 15 t-j100, they use most of the same material and the same BIOS. See below for a screenshot of the BIOS 15 t-j100, showing support to turn Intel Virtualization Technology;

  

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• DELL Latitude E6540 supports Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260?

  Hello

  DELL Latitude E6540 supports Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260?

  Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Specifications: http://ark.intel.com/products/75439/Intel-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC-7260

  

  Thank you

  Pedro

  Hi, Nice to hear from you. Yes it will work.

• Habe Lightroom 6 CD Box und kann so are responsible nicht (I have Mac CD non one takes) "Ghz Intel Core i5 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 Startvolume SSD 16 GB ATI Radeon HD 5750 1024 MB.

  Habe Lightroom 6 CD Box und kann so are responsible nicht (I have Mac CD non one takes) "Ghz Intel Core i5 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 Startvolume SSD 16 GB ATI Radeon HD 5750 1024 MB.

  You can download LR 6.1 from the link below. Then confirm with the serial number of your drive.

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2013/06/keeping-Lightroom-up-to-date.html#lrcc2015

• How to configure nested ESXi 5 to take the EVC Clusters supported

  Can someone give me instructions on how to configure nested ESXi 5 Support EVC clusters help please?

  Thank you

  JOhn

  Please follow: how to configure nested ESXi 5 to the EVC Clusters of support | virtuallyGhetto

• VMware ESXi does not support the RAID on HP Proliant ML110 G5 drives

  Hello

  I installed VMware ESXi on my HP Proliant ML110 G5. I got 3 hard drives on my server at the moment, one of them is VMware ESXi and other two are RAID1.
  Whenever I connect to my server via vSphere client I have the chance to see every HARD drive (datastore) separately.  Is it possible that VMware does not RAID installation?
  I would need to see these two hard drives as a data store. Do you have any ideas on how I can do?
  Thank you.

  like any other typical server, you need to configure the sata raid controller RAID5/RAID0. but keep in mind that this controller without any battery backed cache would have very horrible performance. Another way is that you can use datastore span to provide as a large store of data, but if you lose all of the computer, you will lose all data.