Hi Emmanuel,
I'm experiencing the exact same symptoms, with VirtualBox instead of VMWare.
I was able to make some progress this way:
That got me further along in the configuration process, however the VM has become very unstable in the matter of a couple of hours, and I had to perform a hard reboot. I'm still troubleshooting this.
Let me know if you get that far and run in the same problem as I do. I'm getting a bit anxious to get that thing working.
BTW my host machine has an i5 processor with 4 cores and 32Gb of RAM. I'm starting to wonder if the machine isn't grossly under powered.
Cheers,
Eric
Hello
Finally, the installation is done.
I have set the memory of my VM from 12Gb to 32Gb and the installation process finished.
I was able to go through all the installation tutorials.
So I think it is important to change the default setting of the VM.
My host is an i7-6700K 4 cores with 64Gb of ram.
Regards
Emmanuel
Hi all,
my experience: I upgraded my host to 32 GB RAM (from 16 GB) and gave the VM 24GB (before 12 GB). Now it runs a lot better!!
Best regard, Klaus
All, I have a brand new Dell precision 5510 (i7 4 cores, 32GB RAM) and set the VM to have 24 GB (24000 MB) RAM and CPU 4. If I set the RAM to 24576 MB (24GB x 1024 MB) Virtual Box shows "invalid setting".
Despite the setting above with 24GB RAM for the VM I am still experiencing the same issue "Timed out while waiting for apps: cockpit-adminui-svc, cockpit-admin-web-app".
This is my second attempt to import the "hxexsa.ova"(server+apps) file into Virtual Box.
I hope someone can shed some lights to this.
Thanks.
Sunny
Hello to every one.
My laptop is Dell Latidute 3570 with 16GB memory and 1T HD at 7200 but I had the same problem. But when I replace my HD with a Corsair SSD 500GB I managed to install all of the XSA applications.
So the SSD was the solution to me.
Elias
Hello to every one.
My laptop is Dell Latidute 3570 with 16GB memory and 1T HD at 7200 but I had the same problem. But when I replace my HD with a Corsair SSD 500GB I managed to install all of the XSA applications.
So the SSD was the solution to me.
Elias
Hello to every one.
My laptop is Latidute 3570 I3, 16GB memory and 1T HD 720RPM.
I had the same problem with hxexsa installation until I changed the HD with a Corsair SSD 500GB. With this I managed to install all the XSA applications.
So the solution for me was the SSD disk.
Elias
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