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• How to mount the iso image on the ESXi Tech support console

  Hi friend

  How to mount the iso image on the ESXi Tech support console?

  I run the sub command and it failed.

  # mount o loop-t iso9660 vmware-esx-drivers-net-be2net_400.2.102.440.0-1vmw.2.17.249663.292682.iso / free

  editing: vmware-esx-drivers-net-be2net_400.2.102.440.0-1vmw.2.17.249663.292682.iso mounting on / open failed: no such device

  ESXi does not provide the option of mounting ISOs. You try to install the driver the driver Async package be2net / ISO. Follow the steps below

  (1) install VCLI
  (2) mount the ISO on the host where you installed vcli
  (3) use vihostupdate to install the driver
  vihostupdate-i b - servername
  He will ask for username and password of your host.

  Thank you
  Nithin

• How to burn files to the disc of the retina macbook pro?

  Hello. So I was wondering two things. One is how can I convert mov files to work on a disc on a dvd player to the TV. Second is how I just can burn retina macbook pro mov files because they do not come with a DVD player. I tried to use iDVD and iSkysoft DVD Creator, but they won't recognize the windows to mac dvd player thing. I did not blank discs their so I was wondering if it was a problem? Thank you.

  One you get your iDVD project that you and ready to burn follow this workflow:

  Once the project you want it save it as an image disk via the menu file → save as Disk Image . It will separate from the process of encoding of the burning process.

  To check coding mount the disk image, launch a DVD player and read it.  If it plays OK with DVD, encoding is good.

  Burn burn to disc with utility disk or toasts to the slowest speed (2 x - 4 x) in order to ensure the best quality.  Always use higher quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are recommended in these forums.

  Since you do not have an optical drive in your MBP you will need to copy the disk image file on a Mac that makes and burn from there with disk utility.  Or you can get an external optical drive and use it to burn the disk with disk utility.

  

• burn the iso on usb on mac?

  So, I have an iso file, I need to burn on a USB key for use with a windows computer. It's an image iso bootible which can be burned on a usb key. I need to burn it on a usb drive for use with a windows computer. I looked everywhere on the internet for software that can burn an iso image on a USB key on a mac, but have failed. I can not use the command line. I'm blind and use a screen reader to use a computer. I can not use the command line. Does anyone know of a way I can burn an iso file on a USB key without the command line? Is their a program that allows you to burn iso images on a USB on mac os 10 computers third? Thanks in advance

  Hey Stephen again. Any of you have seen my post? No one answered. It's been almost a week and no one has responded to this post. Please find a way to respond to my post to point me at least in the sense of writing in a way I can burn an iso file on a USB key on os 10. I'm now working with a macbook air, in early 2014. I'm on os 10 lcapitan, 10.11.4. Sorry for the spelling mistakes. Thanks in advance

• Allowing non-root users to mount the ISO images in VSphere

  Hello!

  I'm running ESXi 5 on a root server and want my users to be able to mount a local data store ISO images in their respective VMs.

  I created a role to allow them to start/stop/restart etc their VM, that works well. But I am confused as what permissions, I need to define where to allow them to browse and set an ISO for their virtual CD drives. The authorization 'Browse the data store', set for the virtual machine and the server, doesn't really help.

  All ideas are welcome!

  Sorry for the late reply,

  I can choose an ISO local data store and create a new virtual machine with the following privileges on a stand-alone ESXi 5:

  Data store > allocate space

  Data store > Browse Datastore

  Home > operations > reconfigure virtual computer

  Resources > assign virtual machine to the list of resources

  Virtual machine > all (but this could / should be more restrictive)

• Can I use daemon tools to mount the iso?

  so is can I have install it and then install it on a partition on a drive hard usb

  Hi andrew4935,

  Thank you for visiting forum get ready for Windows 7.

  Theoretically, you can without any problem.  However, it is not a recommended method to install Windows 7, and we cannot support the method of installation is not recommended.   You can always burn Windows 7 on a DVD and the process with the installation from there.
  You need to install Windows on an internal hard drive, not an external drive.  Installation on external hard drive will significantly decrease performance.

  Hope this helps,

  Kevin
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How does is redirect to the exit by USB

  I bought a USB 3D Sound Card and now I use it. It works very well. I don't know if someone can help me to know how the sound is redirected so that the sound signal comes out through a port of USB port rather than through normal output audio port which is the 3.55 mm jack. I think you can do this by editing the path in the registry through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. What my goal is to redirect the native sound of my laptop (ASUS N10JH) which has two sound cards: card Realtek HD sound and its SRS Premium. Why I use a USB card? A very simple answer: the helmet has been damaged. So now I'm recovering its portable native via the USB port. Any help will be much appreciated.

  Best regards.
  julio4818

  As I said, it does not work like that - the features are independent of each other.

  For a lack of a better example, what you are wanting to do is like trying to plug a new toaster in the old broken one instead of simply plug into another outlet. It is not really feasible to do.

  There should be the same sockets of 3.5 mm on the USB device as what on the laptop to plug in headphones / speakers in.

• How to put on for the TX2 Tablet usb loading

  I have a TX2 tablet, and a usb cable it connects to a pda IPAQ 210 (pocket pc handheld device). I would like the device to recharge via the usb cable, and on the pda, on the control panel to power, under the usb charging, I checked (or selected) 'use usb charge', with the fast load option.

  However, when I try to change the pda, using the HP usb cable provided, I can see that the pda does not load. What I have to turn the laptop on, or is it possible to turn on the special usb support? What could be wrong?

  jerelot,

  I assume here that I have a driver and not your device of the brand, but on the low driver wide socket you can also plug-in power supply only works with the power supply, no power supply of USB.  However, your mini should do the job.  I suggest to get a cable for this connection, and I think that will take care of him.

  Kind regards

  Eric D

• How to assign letters to the editor for USB external hard drives permanently

  I have an external USB hard drive where I store all my media files.  When I have Windows Media Player search this drive to index all my files, it indexes them in a specific directory.  I also use Media Player to sync my MP3 player using the playlist option in Media Player.  If I plug another external USB storage device until I plug the hard drive, it must be the drive letter, & if I try to sync my MP3 player, all of the flie links are broken.  Is it possible to set up a reserve of drive letter for my hard drive so that it will always be available on this hard drive when I plug?

  USB Drive Letter Manager by Uwe Sieber - http://www.uwe-sieber.de/usbdlm_e.html MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• How can I mount an ISO file in Windows 7?

  Do I have to install a third-party to mount the .iso file or is software Windows 7 has a feature for this?

  Thank you

  You need ISO to burn the ISO to the disk of the order of the burning software

  There are a lot of those that are free if you do not have these

• How to read the ISO images in media center window

  I have my DVD ISO images, but when I go to play them in Windows media center I get a message:
  "There is no drawn image detected on your system capable of mounting disc image."
  What Miss me?

  ISO files are not audio/video files, they are the image of a CD or DVD that contains files.

  You can burn the ISO on a CD/DVD to access the files, use WinRAR (can view most of the ISO files) or mount the ISO.
  This is a free software that is able to mount the ISO:
  Daemon Tools Lite
  http://www.daemon-tools.cc/Eng/products/DTLite

• How to mount an ISO file

  Guys,

  I'm pretty new on the VMWare environment so apologizes in advance for what might seem basic questions.

  I want to mount an ISO of Windows 2008 file in the client VSphere 4.1.

  Now when I Googled what he tells me to open a command prompt at the host and use the Assembly tool.

  First question is I see a list of virtual machines, built by a previous contractor who took the site for reasons that I will not.

  When I do a right click of the mouse I have a console open for each virtual machine, but what I want to do is mount an ISO file of windows 2008, so I can build a new virtual machine.

  I see a name and an icon called VMCluster and under that 3 servers then under all virtual machines.

  What I see is an option to go to the command line to mount the ISO file.

  Can anyone please tellme how to proceed?

  Thank you

  Fred

  Do you mean you want to mount the ISO in a virtual machine on a host?

  If so, there are several ways to do so.

  Best way to demonstrate would be: right click on the virtual machine, select "Open Console" and then in the top bar look for the icon that appears to be a CD. Click on this icon, select the CD/DVD drive and select "connect to the ISO image on the local disk.

  A picture is attached below to demonstrate.

• Mount an .iso that is stored IN the virtual machine.

  Briefing Note: deploy us thin client on several campuses. Create us the model, deploy in each site, and then rebuild each pool. We now need to mount an image file .iso for one of the required programs. The .iso image file cannot be mounted with the software of in the virtual environment, because it uses a software of PortectDISC. We have the right number of drives, but customers have no disk drives.

  Problem: Since deploying the model, we must include the file .iso with her image. Normally, you would ride a .iso manually. However, load the file on each remote server .iso image and enter in each of hundreds of machines virtual one at a time to set the .iso way are not possible. Mount the .iso image file is our only option. Is there a way to store the .iso image file in the hard disk of the virtual machine and the virtual machine settings to rise from this point .iso? Or is it possible to include the image .iso with the model file when we deploy it is with each virtual machine and the path in the settings is already pointing to it?

  We tried to put the file .iso image on a store of data on one of our ESX servers, and then modified the model gold on this machine to point to the .iso image file. We reconstructed the pool, and the image .iso file mounted correctly. The problem with that is that we have 20 + machines trying to access the same file at the same time. Let the first few machines work, but the rest said it had disc read errors. So, we want to each machine to have its own .iso.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  I have to add a warning that I use not models, but I don't think it is very relevant to my answer.

  @wila: well, I had thought about it, but when deploy us the image, it will automatically change the path to the file? For example, if we note the virtual drive to mount the .iso file to "\vm_template\cd.iso", then deploy, each of the virtual machines will not have this same path in their settings? Then they will all point to '\vm_template\cd.iso' instead of their own institution ' "\vm_##\cd.iso? '" If so, this would require we go each of hundreds of machines and set up manually every time that we deploy a model.

  If you do not add a path, then the iso that the virtual machine will try to open will be local to the virtual machine. You can simply do this by copying the vm to the path of your virtual machine, for example "[storage1] \vm_template" and affecting the CD this specific path.

  As is the same way, you can wait for the vSphere client is smart enough, it does not remove the path for drives in such a case, but not for CD...

  To use the vSphere Client to create the bases so far

  What I just did, go in the vmx file, deleted information path of superfluous and only left the name of the iso file, and all the true startConnected, not the virtual machine to make sure that my edit is OK, again registered the VM in the vSphere client, then started my VM and mounted the cdrom without any problem whatsoever.

  So - as expected - it works fine the iso file is local to the virtual machine and the local path comes first unless you assign specifically it different in the vmx file.

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• Could not open the iso file on El captain

  Hello

  I have wan´t to burn an iso file to a DVD but I can´t opened using disk utility, as it should. When I click to open the file, nothing happens.

  I also tried to mount the iso image using the terminal, and it says that it is impossible to mount the file system.

  I have no idea how to solve this problem... Thank you in advance.

  Apple has removed this possibility of disk utility 10.11

  Right or OPT + click on the ISO file and select "burn to disc", the OS will burn an image ISO bootable 10.11.

  Also you should probably update your card, those tell you under Snow Leopard.

• Copy the VM from USB for ESX 4.0?

  I have all the files that make up a virtual computer on an external drive (40 GB of data).  I need to get them on a new server ESX 4.0.  What is the fastest way to similest to do this?  Can I mount the service console USB drive and just copy the files?  Is there a conversion process that must work because they are 3.5 and I put them on a 4.0 Server?  Thank you.

  Means the faster is to log on to your workstation and use VMware Converter or Veeam FastSCP for ESX move data.

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