Create New Virtual Machine
Step1: Choose Typical Configuration
Choose Typical Configuration
Step2 : Name for new VM
Name for new VM
step3 : Select datastore you want to use
Select datastore
Step 4 : Select Linux SUSE ENT 11 (64bit)
Select OS
Step 5 : Select Network Adapter
Network
Step 6 : Create new virtual disk (this disk will be detete latter)
Virtual Disk
step 7 : check Edit Virtual machine ...
check edit virtual machine
step 8 : Edit some parameter
Default Parameter
Step 9 : make some change
Choose Typical Configuration
Name for new VM
Select datastore
- RAM 1GB to 8GB
- CPU 1 processor & 1core to 2 processor & 8 core
- Delete Floppy
- Delete Harddisk
Change parameter
Step 10 : Change SCSI controller type
Change SCSI Controller
Step 11 : Change to VMware Paravirtual
VMware Paravirtual
Step 12 : SCSI Controller = Paravirtual
Step 13 : add new hardware
Step 14 : add new Disk for boot
Step 15 : Create New Virtual Disk
Step 16 : Create Disk Capacity =100MB
Disk Provisioning = Eager Zeroed ( for support Cluster)
Select datastore
Step 16 : Select Virtual Device Node (SCSI(0:0))
Step 17 : confirm create disk
Step 18 : Add New Disk for SWAP
Step 19 :Create New Virtual Disk
Step 20 : Create Disk Capacity =9GB
Disk Provisioning = Eager Zeroed ( for support Cluster)
Select datastore
Step 21 : Select Virtual Device Node (SCSI (1:0))
Step 22 : confirm create disk
Step 23 : Add New Disk for /root
Step 24 :Create New Virtual Disk
Step 25 : Create Disk Capacity =15GB
Disk Provisioning = Eager Zeroed ( for support Cluster)
Select datastore
Step 26 : Select Virtual Device Node (SCSI (2:0))
Step 27 : Check all before finish
- RAM 8GB
- CPU 2 processor 8 core
- 3 Harddisk
- 100MB for /boot
- 9GB for /SWAP
- 15GB for /root
- 3 SCSI Controller Paravirtual
- SCSI (0:0)
- SCSI (1:0)
- SCSI (2:0)
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