For a simple router configuration using Zeroshell you can get away with as little as 256MB RAM. This makes Oracle VM VirtualBox the perfect platform for installing Zeroshell. I will assume you have Oracle VM VirtualBox already installed. Create a new virtual machine. Give your new virtual machine a name, I have used simply. VMware's recommended maximum memory for any Linux guest OS is based on the least capable kernels for that Linux distribution and version number. Some kernel versions can support larger memory sizes. Consult your Linux release notes to see if your kernel can use a larger memory setting. Description: The new Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is out and this is a VMware image of the Bionic Beever. You will need at least the free VMware Player to run this thing.

• I downloaded and am trying to install zeroshell on vmware. Has anybody succeeded? I opened Zeroshell.vmx and the virtual machine appears to be running – however nothing shows up in the console and so I cannot login (it doesn’t appear that it acquired an IP). BTW. what’s in the ISO image?

  Thanks,

  Roman

  I get the following error in vmware….

  A SparseBackingInfo disk is found but the virtual machine does not support the option.

  Using vmware esx3.5

  on vmware esxi I enable promiscuous mode for virtual hub.

  I use cdrom version and boot from iso image stored on datastore.

  Bye.

  After importing the vm into ESX, I did the following
  1) deleted the HD
  2) created a new DH
  3) Deleted NIC
  4) Added 2 NICs

  It then worked.

  works ok in the builtin vm of windows 7. test it last night

  You are using a “2gbsparse” formatted disk which is not directly compatable with ESX. Just get the ISO, upload it to /tools/isoimages, and set CD/DVD Properties to “Connect at power on,” then, in the VM BIOS, make sure that the CD is set as the first boot device.

  Alternatly, you could convert the 2gbsparse disk with the vmware converter or at the command line of your ESX server (don’t quote me on this, I am not in front of my ESX server to try it) I believe the command is:

  vmkfstools -i /vmfs/volumes/volumename/vmname.srcDisk.vmdk -d thick /vmfs/volumes/volumename/vmname/destdisk.vmdk

  -j

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