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ESXi Server using vSphere Clientselect VM > Summary > Edit Settings > CD/DVD drive 1Datastore ISO file > find linux iso imagecheck "Connect at http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/error-loading-operating-system-129910/ power on" > [OK]select "Open Console"Power On VM and press F2 into biossetup CD-ROM boot fristsave and quitPress F5 go in rescue modetype command : linux rescue select language : Englishselect Keyboard https://sites.google.com/site/mblyamaha/home/server/vmware/esxi/-error-loading-operating-system-after-p2v-linux Type : usSetup Networking : Nosleect Rescue mode : Continuepress [OK]##Type below command to mount the root partition. chroot /mnt/sysimage ## Edit modules.conf vi /etc/modules.conf## Add the following line: alias scsi_hostadapter mptscsih ## check boot image file name fm grub.conf vi /boot/grub/grub.conf## create a new boot image incorporating LSI module (virtual scsi card ESXi) mv /boot/initrd-2.4.20-8.img /boot/initrd-2.4.20-8.img.bak20140323 mkinitrd --preload mptbase /boot/initrd-2.4.20-8.img 2.4.20-8 ## Finally reinstall grub on the boot partition of SCSI disk: grub-install --recheck /dev/sda (hd0) /dev/sda grub-install /dev/sdareboot## Done, normal reboot ## Comments Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites
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is still beta. Some words about the migration. Once you start the migration wizard, ensure the following "Source Data" options: "Select volumes and resize to save or add space". You must deselect the "Create separate disk for each volume" or you must update your mount configuration in a separate step at the end of the migration. PS.: I suffered from converting both vmdks in a single step, it failed at the beginning of the conversion of Disk1. Thus, I migrated Disk0 and created a separate pseudo VM only for conversion of Disk1. Afterwards, I was able to add an existing harddisk vmdk to the existing VM and remove the pseudo VM from Inventory (not from Disk!) However, if you are done with the conversion and you start the Red Hat VM you will receive a BIOS message stating "Error loading operating system". This is a result of a bad boot sector on the boot partion (s.th. about bad boot sections is also logged in the VMWare conver log of this migration). In this case, download a livecd of any linux distribution; I used this gentoo live cd. Mount the CD image by editing the VM hardware settings -> "CD/DVD Drive 1" and select for "Device Type" the option "Client Device". Then, ensure that you enter the BIOS the next time the VM starts by editing the VM options -> "Boot Options" and ensure you selected the only possible option for "Force BIOS Setup". After saving the settings you may select the proper disk image to be booted from. Now send the "Ctrl + Alt + Del" command to the VM (you must not restart the system, otherwise the CD image mapping will be removed). Now you should enter the BIOS settings, here change the boot order to use removal disks first. Save changes and exist the BIOS. You are booting the Live CD -- wait… Once you're in the live cd system check the partitions with fdisk -l. In my case /boot is located on /dev/sda1 , thus we'll mount this by mkdir /tmp/sda1 and mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/sda1 Now let's fix the boot sector by running grub grub-install -root-directory=/tmp/sda1 /dev/sda Unmount the device by umount /dev/sda1 and restart the VM. Now you can use restart the system by using the restart button, otherwise you've to remove the CD image. Once you've restarted you might receive a