Hello,

How are you trying to boot to the image? I downloaded the same file and loaded it into the virtual media of a T320 and successfully booted to it. As for the in-place upgrade piece, how much storage space is available on the OS volume? I've seen it be the case where insufficient space would cause that message.

I've just tried to create a VM of ESXi from the ISO and seems to boot

Will try again tomorrow !

Hi

I've tried to boot on virtual media on the iDRAC and told the iDRAC to "boot once", does not boot from vmedia and boots straight into the ESXi on the IDSM

I've also tried USB stick but Etcher reports "This is not a bootable image" I burned the USB anyway but was not bootable.

I used VMware-VMvisor-Installer-6.5.0.update03-13932383.x86_64-DellEMC_Customized-A00.iso from the update site, also the zip was VMware-VMvisor-Installer-6.5.0.update03-13932383.x86_64-DellEMC_Customized-A00.zip

Not sure how to look at free space on ISDM, does not show up in ESXi (web or SSH)

Nerfer

Hi,

I retried using vitual media from my desktop this booted fine and have done the update.

Boy it is slow doing it this way !

Wonder why the ISO dosent boot from VFlash ?

Thanks

Nerfer

To check for and install the latest ESXi patch:
Go to VMware portal website.
Select ESXi (Embedded and Installable) from the Product drop-down menu.
Select the version of your software from the Version drop-down menu.
Click the calendar icon to enter the Release Date of the patch or select the Release Date by clicking the calendar icon.
Select All Classifications from the Classifications drop-down menu.
Select Search.
The Download Patches page displays a list of all the patches that match the details you specified.

Select the required patch and click Download Now to download the .zip file.
Install the patch using any of the update tools provided by VMware such as esxcli or vCenter Update Manager.

Regards,

Rachel Gomez