VMware Server could not open ATI Echo created Virtual Machine

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  1. Virtualizer

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    Hi, I have a problem using the ATI Echo Server feature to create virtual machines.

    I have converted serveral images (from IDE and from SATA drives) to a VMware Virtual Machine with ATI Echo Server. Both virtual machines couldn´t be opened with the VMware Server 1.0.4. Error message "Invalid virtual machine".

    It´s the brand new ATI Echo Server CD, fresh downloaded VMware Server (free product). Do I need some additional Patches? Are there anywhere a step-by-step manual how to create and work with ATI Echo Server created virtual machines?

    Thanks & Regards
    Torsten (and maybe I have to configure VMware Server to use that machine in a special way?)
     
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    Info: I have set up a new VM with VMware Server now and deleted the vmdk-File. I copied the ATI Echo Server virtual machine in the folder of the new VMware virtual machine. Then I have to edit the 2 (from 3 files left) config files (to accept the "new" vitual machine). Now I can start the vm :) :)

    It seems to work. I continue testing ...

    But: VMware informs me at the first start of that vm, that it could come to problem with an IDE Disk VM to start as a SCSI VM. It runs, but why is that message given to me?

    Thanks & Regards
    Torsten (now "playing" with the vm a little bit ;-)
     
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    Finally I´m a little bit wondering about ATI Echo Servers feature, to create Virtual Machines. It runs, yes - but I thought that ATI is able to remove the VGA/NETWORK/SOUND driver to have a "real" VMware Server VM. I must intall the VMware Tools, I must remove the not used driver, ...

    But, it runs now. My wishlist (see above) is now, that ATI would create the needed config files and presented them inside a folder (included the VM itself).

    This Thread can now be closed :)
    Thanks & Regards
    Torsten (virtualize now the year 2007 ;-) Happy new year! :)
     
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