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Maximise Console View?

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iterx78

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So I finally managed to installed ESXi 5.0 and installed server 2008 r2 into it, and got myself a vm that I could play and test the heck out of it. The only problem that I can't seem to find a solution for is that in the console view, the guest os is only using part of the space for my viewing, as in there is a large portion of black space border around it. Viewing in full screen also have the same issue.

How do I retify this issue? vmware workstation have a autofit function but I can't seem to find a similar function for esxi, nor can I find any solution on the web. Any help would be appreciated in advance, thanks.
 
Don't know 5, but in 4 its dependent on what resolution you set in the guest OS. Try setting it to your desktop res and see what happens.
 
iterx78 said:
So I finally managed to installed ESXi 5.0 and installed server 2008 r2 into it, and got myself a vm that I could play and test the heck out of it. The only problem that I can't seem to find a solution for is that in the console view, the guest os is only using part of the space for my viewing, as in there is a large portion of black space border around it. Viewing in full screen also have the same issue.

How do I retify this issue? vmware workstation have a autofit function but I can't seem to find a similar function for esxi, nor can I find any solution on the web. Any help would be appreciated in advance, thanks.
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Change the resolution in the display settings of the VM.
 
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