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• ESXi 4.1 U1 does support Centos 6 under VM now?

  I installed centos on ESXi 4.1 U1 6.0 and vmware workstation 7.1.4, both have the same problem. There is no error during installation, when it first starts, there are ' TARS: Hotplug not continuous area.» Partially ignored"error message on the screen and then come to the login screen, but there is no network.

  ifconfig find only loopback NIC, can someone tell me how to set up the network and access its GUI? (Or esxi 4.1 U1 currently does not support centos 6.0 as VM?)

  Thanks for the reply

  Hello.

  CentOS 6 is not suppored as a guest on Workstation 7.1.4 or ESXi 4.1 U1 operating system.  You can check with the HCL.

  Good luck!

• CentOS support

  Dose Dell PowerEdge R430 support Centos version 6? Help, please

  Hello

  RHEL 6.5 to 6.8 are supported, should be the equivalent version of CentOS. http://Linux.Dell.com/files/supportmatrix/RHEL_Support_Matrix.PDF

• vCloud Director 5.5 device - limits

  Hi all

  Is there any vmware document that specifies the boundaries of the vCloud Director 5.5 device? I know it is trial / PoC and should not be used in a Production Env, but I am interested in a CEP more complex and has been reading here: the vCloud Director unit. VMware vSphere Blog - VMware Blogs limitations:

  Now the vCloud Director device it has some limitations.  As it is only intended for vCloud Director assessments, the scale of the deployment is limited to:

  • A cell of vCloud Director
  • Two vCenter servers
  • 10 VDC organization
  • 100 virtual machines
  • Up to 11 GB of information stored in the database shipped

  Being a former link, I'm sure that is more up-to-date and these limitations have increased, but would like to find something about it.

  I know it supports CentOS, but unfortunately in this PoC I do not have a Windows Server (will also use the vCenter device) and any database.

  Thanks in advance for any comments.

  We produce is no longer the device.  One of the limitations would be so you don't have updates for it.  The limits are generally the same as what you posted.

  CentOS support any really, since the device is produced as a black box.  SuSE or CentOS according to what version it is.  The embedded DB have size limits.

  If you do a CEP more complex, I suggest to use the BIN on CentOS Installer and have at least 2 vCloud Director of cells in a load balanced configuration.  Several cells is something you just can't do with the device.

• Foglight FMS upgrade

  All,

  I need upgrade my FMS to support CentOS 6.x. currently I am on 5.5.82 and you want to switch to 5.63.

  (1) any good reading on the subject?

  (2) falls to pit you would like to share?

  Thank you!

  Foglight 5.6.4 is now available for download from SupportLink:

  https://support.quest.com/search/SoftwareDownloads.aspx?ProductID=268444554&ProductName=Foglight

  Kind regards

  Brian Wheeldon

• If CentOS 6.4 is supported by vCAC 6.0?

  Dear members of VMware:

  I checked the vcloud-automation-center-60-support-matrix.pdf and found the CentOS 6.4

  figure in the list of operating systems support guests as below:

  Support for Guest guest OS Agent customization Support

  CentOS 6.4 Yes

  But when I deployed guest VM running CentOS 6.4, there always get the following error messages

  After viewing the details request state:

  Query failed: Machine lab-vcac-009: CustomizeVM: [CustomizeVM_Task] - customization of the guest operating system "centos64Guest" is not supported in this configuration. Microsoft Vista (TM) and Linux guests with the logical volume Manager are supported only for the recent host ESX and VMware Tools versions. Refer to documentation vCenter for supported configurations.

  The agent host VMware Tools and Linux are bothed installed and configured successfully, and

  strange thing is that, in the same environment for the 6.4 RHEL deployment VM

  successfully.

  I don't know how to find the solution, and what's wrong with it?

  Your response is much appreciated.

  
  Best regards

  Danny

  Hello Grant:

  
  

  "Deploy your model of CentOS in vCenter as Type of OS - Linux > Red Hat" is achievable.

  Thank you!

  Best regards

  Danny

• Satellite A300 and Centos Linux - EHCI: transfer of the BIOS didn't 01010001

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba A300 - 211 PSAGCE.
  It has 32-bit Vista as the operating system.

  Now, it is dual bootable Centos linux with Vista and it does not start in Centos, displaying the message "EHCI: transfer of the BIOS has not (bug BIOS?). 01010001 "and it restarts automatically, without any statement by me. "Reboot" again and again.

  The same problem appears when loading windows 7 or windows 8. With windows vista, only it doesn't have problem. The only problem with Vista is that Skype does not recognize my toshiba webcam.

  My bios version is 2.2, and unfortunately, the TOSHIBA support site does not support the model of mylaptop with another more recent version of the bios. I tried to load the new version of the bios of other Toshiba A300 model, but my phone does not support the flash BIOS.

  Please help me! It is very important for my work to solve this problem.

  I wait anxiously for any help or idea or a new version of the BIOS.

  Kind regards

  Please give me a solution as soon as possible because I can't work!

  Thank you very much.

• Satellite L500 does support VMX?

  Hi friends,

  I am using Toshiba L500 series, I installed the 64-bit version of Centos 5.3 in my computer successfully, but I want to install another version of centos5.x in the Virtual Machine box, but it was not installed, in the middle of the installation of the Centos 5.x 32 bit it was struck, then please say one, it is very important to me...

  Thanks and greetings

  Vnvs Swamy

  > Toshiba does support VMX?
  Maybe it sounds silly now but Toshiba supports own products only. With other words Toshiba must offer support for hardware and software pre-installed.

  If you use a third party software and there is a problem, that you should contact the first software company to see what they say on this subject.
  Toshiba has nothing to do with Centos 5.3 and VM box. You can call the hotline of Toshiba and ask, but I'm 100% sure that you will get the same answer.

• NI-VISA 5.1.2 outputs/farm right after launching it on CentOS Linux 6.2 PC, also blocks LabVIEW trying to create VISA constant REF for VISA Open.

  After installing 2011 LaBVIEW and NI-VISA 5.1.2 on CentOS 6.2 PC, I noticed a problem trying to use the LabVIEW vi VISA, basically it does not work for me, LabVIEW crashed when trying to create a control, or a constant for the open VISA vi.  Tried to launch VISA tools, they all start and then close abruptly.  Trace IO OR only shows a single line.

  I read however number of threads and decided to collect the system.log NOR, which is attached. (system.log.gz). I noticed a strange message here on nivisaserver:

  / usr/bin/tail - lines = 25 var:

  22 May 11:18:48 abrtd localhost: 'nivisaserver' Package is not signed with the appropriate key

  22 May 11:18:48 abrtd localhost: corrupt or bad dump /var/spool/abrt/ccpp-2012-05-22-11:18:48-3258 (Re: 2), deleting

  Thank you!

  MountainMan12 wrote:

  After installing 2011 LaBVIEW and NI-VISA 5.1.2 on CentOS 6.2 PC, I noticed a problem trying to use the LabVIEW vi VISA, basically it does not work for me, LabVIEW crashed when trying to create a control, or a constant for the open VISA vi.  Tried to launch VISA tools, they all start and then close abruptly.  Trace IO OR only shows a single line.

  I read however number of threads and decided to collect the system.log NOR, which is attached. (system.log.gz). I noticed a strange message here on nivisaserver:

  / usr/bin/tail - lines = 25 var:

  22 May 11:18:48 abrtd localhost: 'nivisaserver' Package is not signed with the appropriate key

  22 May 11:18:48 abrtd localhost: corrupt or bad dump /var/spool/abrt/ccpp-2012-05-22-11:18:48-3258 (Re: 2), deleting

  Salvation mountain,

  Thanks to attach the report system log - I think I have a solution for you :-) Let's look at some of the lines:

  890: / proc/meminfo:
  
  891: MemTotal:        kB 3894712
  
  1726: / proc/iomem:
  
  ...
  
  1784: 100000000-12dffffff: System RAM
  
  
  1807: / bin/dmesg:
  ...
  1820: RAM BIOS fitness card: 2576: [nipple] more than 4 GB of memory addressable detected.
  ...
  1838: BIOS-e820: 0000000100000000 - 000000012e000000 (usable)
  ...
  2576: [nipple] more than 4 GB of memory addressable detected.
  2577: [nipple] this configuration is not supported.  Check the release notes for more information.

  Starting at the bottom to 2576.2577, dmesg lines had more than just the NI-VISA signature notification server. To start the system, the kernel modules OR refused to load because they detected more than 4 GB of memory addressable. But, if you look upward to the 890.891 lines, meminfo says that you have less than 4 GB of memory system, which makes it appear as modules OR don't know what they are talking about. However, if you look at the report of iomem down on lines 1726.1784, system RAM was relocated above the 4 GB limit. While your system has no more than 4 GB of RAM, part of his memory addresses beyond 4 GB, which can not use modules OR and so they refuse to load. -What happened? Your BIOS has provided a physical map of the RAM with usable over the threshold (line 1838) addresses.

  The difficulty here is simple: you must specify the kernel to reserve addresses beyond 4 GB [1] so that it won't remap RAM into a memory. Once all the RAM addresses below 4 GB, the modules must load and VISA/LabVIEW/al. should stop bad conduct.

  It seems to me that LabVIEW does not handle this situation very gracefully, and maybe you can work with Kira to file a bug report.

  [1] re: success SUSE linux and DAQmx installation; nilsdev and other missing utilities.

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/Multifunction-DAQ/successful-SUSE-Linux-and-DAQmx-install-nilsdev-and-other/...

• GPIB-USB-HS + on CentOS 7?

  Hello

  I don't know if this question is appropreate for this forum, if not, please excuse me.

  I had trouble installing the driver for the GPIB-USB-HS +. I could not see error during installation, but when I try to launch gpibexplorer, the window appears and disappears immediately with the following message:

  libnipalu.so, failed to initialize
  Maybe you need to run updateNIDrivers

  So, I did once again updateNIDrivers without any error. After the restart, he always says the same thing.

  I did it on CentOS 7 (3.10.0 - 229.14.1.el7.x86_64, 64-bit version, apparently). Does anyone have an idea?

  Hello

  According to Jason Smith in a similar discussion on the GPIB-USB on RHE 7 support:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/instrument-control-GPIB-serial/USB-GPIB-HS-support-under-Red-Hat-7/TD-p/3235...

  The list on the web page is wrong and that you make reference to the list of hardware supported in the Readme.txt:

  http://download.NI.com/support/softlib//GPIB/Linux/15.1/Readme.txt

  We are still working to get the correctly implemented web page up-to-date. Sorry for any confusion this has caused!

  gpibtester

• CentOS on a Z400?

  I retarget a Z400 (2nd generation) which was under Windows 7 since I got it.

  I want to install Centos, but I see that only Redhat and Suse are supported for HP.

  Are there problems or traps using Centos?  Can I use drivers HR with Centos?

  TIA

  Hi testlab.

  I'm sorry, but to get your question more exposure, I suggest posting in the trade forums, since it is a commercial product. You can do it

  http://h30499.www3.HP.com/T5/workstations-z-series-XW-series/BD-p/BSC-272

  I hope this helps!

  Concerning

• For Linux on Centos 7 host integration tools

  Hello

  I try to install the host for Linux on my Centos 7 integration tools, but the installation script back me: ' WARNING: this operating system is not supported by this version of the Linux host integration tools. Please see the installation and the User Guide for a list of the operating systems supported.
  Packages for "unknown" platform and architecture "x86_64" are not on the iso standard. «,

  CentOS ver 7 is not yet supported for host integration tools?

  Thank you!

  No worries. He got running CentOS 7 nonetheless. :)

• OMSA on CentOS/RHEL 7

  Hi all!

  I want to get the work of the OMSA on my old PowerEdge 2950 server. OMSA 7 works well with CentOS 6, it will be available on CentOS 7 too?

  Thank you.

  I know me:

  www.dell.com/.../DriversDetails

  It seems that the version 7.4.1 supports 12g (or earlier?) material and RHEL 7 dated November 21.

  Best,
  Martin

• anyone running on CentOS 5 6 WCS?

  I ran into a problem trying to install and run the WCS 6.0.132.0 on a new install of CentOS 5 (2.6.18 - 194.3.1.el5.centos.plus)

  After properly installing WCS by using the option "-DCHECK_OS = false ' I tried to start the service of WCS with the startupscript as root, but got the following error:

  [[email protected]/* */ WCS6.0.132.0]# ./StartWCS
  
      Starting WCS
  
      *********************************
  
      The Server seems to be unavailable. The possible reasons are
  
      1. The server is not running yet.
  
      2. The server is hanging.
  
      3  The server has crashed.
  
      If the server has crashed or is hanging
  
      Please report the issue and follow the instructions to restart it.
  
      1. Run StopWCS to stop all WCS processes.
  
      2. Run StartWCS to start the WCS server.
  
      3. If the server still fails to start, or you still get this
  
         message, then reboot the machine.
  
      *********************************
  
      failed to start WCS on startup Health Monitor
  
      Failed to start WCS.  Check hm_launchout.txt for details.
  
      Log files are located under webnms/logs in the WCS install directory.
  [[email protected]/* */ WCS6.0.132.0]# cat webnms/logs/hm_launchout.txt
  
      JAVA_HOME=./../jre
  
      Starting Health Monitor as a primary
  
      Checking for Port 8082 availability... OK
  
      Starting Health Montior Web Server...
  
      Health Monitor Web Server Started.
  
      Starting Health Monitor Server...
  
      Health Monitor Server Started.
  
      [[email protected]/* */ WCS6.0.132.0]#
  [[email protected]/* */ logs]# cat launchout.txt
  
      Invalid OS version detected, can not start Xvfb.
  
      JAVA_HOME=./../jre
  
      Checking for Port 21 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 8456 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 8457 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 1299 availability... OK
  
      Checking for local Port 1299 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 6789 availability... OK
  
      Checking for local Port 6789 availability... OK
  
      Checking for UDP Port 69 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 8005 availability... OK
  
      Checking for UDP Port 162 availability... OK
  
      Checking for Port 8009 availability... OK
  
      Starting RMI registry on port 1299
  
      Registry started.
  
      DB is already started
  
      Starting NMS Server...
  

  the only mistake I can interpret is the "can not start Xvfb', but my google thing not performance no results for this question, then:

  Anyone here successfully under this configuration?

  Best regards

  -THE

  PS: I realize that this isn't a supported Cisco OS, but I would try it before falling to RHEL

  Editing/etc/redhat-release should allow WCS start.  I run ours on CentOS 5 and I had to make this change.

  Just comment out the line CentOS and add the following Red Hat line.  You will probably need to be root to do this and

  It may require a reboot.  I also after execution of updates to CentOS note that usually back the file changes

  and WCS does not restart.  I keep a copy of the file on the server's desktop, then copy it on after the updates.

  I have not noticed any problems running on CentOS, just thought I'd throw that out there.

  See you soon!

  Eli

  Release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 5 (Tikanga)

  #CentOS version 5.4 (Final)

• CentOS Linux in Production Oracle environment

  Hello Sir,

  I get the comment below from oracle...

  None of the versions of Oracle DB and editions are certified to run on CentOS. It does not mean that technically it won't work, but it is not officially certified by Oracle. This means that if there is a problem due to this combination of operating system and Oracle DB, Oracle support is not available for this combination.

  So I can install Oracle DB production on linux CentOS? or if you have an appointment with readhat?

  
  

  Kind regards

  Ahmed.
  

  I would say that... is preferred for the installation of Oracle db.

  Made by oracle for oracle.

  And as John Stegeman showed free to use.

  Kind regards

  --

  Bertrand