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By Steve Shockley (68.80.137.106) on
I didn't bother with the host time sync part, I'd rather use ntp in OpenBSD.
On an ESX 2.5.3 host, the OpenBSD guests show up as "oldTools" in Virtual Center, but that's far better than having a constant alert from no tools.
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By Martin Schröder (87.193.40.94) martin@oneiros.de on http://www.oneiros.de
I gave up on ntp on my AMD64x2 system; the cool&quiet of the host will confuse VMware too much and the client can't cope. ntpdate run by cron was the only solution.
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By Brad (72.60.177.181) brad dot comstyle dot com on
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> I gave up on ntp on my AMD64x2 system; the cool&quiet of the host will confuse VMware too much and the client can't cope. ntpdate run by cron was the only solution.
Are you using OpenBSD -current (4.0) as the client OS? If not, then try a -current snap with ntpd.
By Anonymous Coward (62.225.37.69) on
VMware Command Line Tools
http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vmtools.html#top
best Anonymous