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Help..

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rurd2di

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Hey guys..
I have a HP Prolilant DL360 in a data center, just deployed with Esxi.
I had 2 drives in it before 1x 72gb drive for OS (server 2008) now esxi, and 1 300GB drive for saving my gameserver virtual box image on for my gameservers... the drive was formatted with ntfs so it would show up in windows server 2008 , but now i cant see it on my esxi install. I would really like to have it running so i can install stuff...
please help.
Cheers!
 
RDM Mapping to a VM..

NTFS is not a native format seen by esx/esxi if you use the drive as an rdm mapping Physical to a vm u might be able to get to see all of that old drive
 
dasaint said:
RDM Mapping to a VM..

NTFS is not a native format seen by esx/esxi if you use the drive as an rdm mapping Physical to a vm u might be able to get to see all of that old drive
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local storage, won't fly.

You'll need to put that second drive in another machine and use converter to migrate the virtual box image to a VMware image.
 
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