I apologize for taking your time on this issue that, as it turns out, was only an issue with the unsuitableness of VMWare Player as a test environment. I only sought to TEST using VMWare Player, and once tested had planned to -- and still plan to -- spin up a dedicated box.
In any case, I learned a lot here. I can't thank you all enough for your help. Thanks again, Martijn and Andreas. Very best regards -- and until next time ;) Jeff Hallett >VMware player is not really suited for server based applications. If you >want to use the Virtual Appliance it's better to use the ESX or Hyper-V >version. Or, install it on a dedicated Linux box. > >That said, it's possible to use VirtualBox with the Virtual Appliance >for VMware player. See Appendix A of the Djigzo Virtual Appliance guide. > >I have copied the relevant section: > >1) Open the Virtual Media Manager (File -> Virtual Media Manager) and >press Add to add an existing medium. >2) Select a hard disk image file. Select the Virtual Appliance .vmdk >file and close the dialog. >3) Create a new Virtual Machine. Use Operating system Linux and version >Ubuntu. >4) Set base memory >= 640 MB. >5) Select the .vmdk hard disk created in step 2. >6) Make sure the network is set to: Attached to: Host Interface. >7) Enable the advanced option PAE/NX. >8) Finish. > >You can now start-up the Virtual Appliance. > >Kind regards, > >Martijn Brinkers _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
