Just for the record:
I upgraded to ESX 3.0.2 and...
1.) So far, I did not observe any stalls on the emulated e1000 (em)
interfaces. Currently I am playing with the vmxnet driver as well.
2.) VGT mode seems to work correct, very short ethernet frames (i.e.,
ICMP ping packets produced by windows
Dear all,
I am seeking for people that run OpenBSD 4.1 on ESX servers and want to
share their experiences =)
To make sure that I won't provoke replies like 'idiot, virtualization
subverts the safety of OpenBSD' I hereby declare that I do not want to
use this for productive systems (...not).
have you tried the vmxnet interfaces supported by the vic driver?
there's a couple of bugfixes in vic after 4.1 that you might want
though.
dlg
On 02/10/2007, at 5:50 PM, Christian Plattner wrote:
Dear all,
I am seeking for people that run OpenBSD 4.1 on ESX servers and
want to share
Christian Plattner wrote:
In my experience, things are not so clear. OK, using the e1000 is a must
(the vlance driver does not properly work with the emulation done by
ESX, probably an issue with the PCN_NTXSEGS value (16) in if_pcn.c)).
However, using the e1000 emulation is also not trouble
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