I realize the last supported version of ESXi for the Xserve is 5.0.0, but 5.0.0 has some bugs, including a dialog box in vSphere Client that must be dismissed any time a VM using a recent version of macOS that is configured with more than one core is started or restarted (which states erroneously that the VM may be unstable with more than one core), so I would rather use a newer version. I realize ESXi 6 includes the Embedded Host Client at but I usually avoid it because it seems to be missing some functions. I know this setup has some quirks but I'm accustomed to them. I have been managing ESXi using the Windows VMware vSphere Client version 6.0.0U2 running in wine on OS X El Capitan. The other 32-bit VM was just set up a couple days ago, and was working until I edited the VM settings to increase the amount of RAM, and now no matter what I do, including changing the amount of RAM back, it kernel panics at boot. One 32-bit VM was working fine for a week or two, until I edited the VM settings to increase the amount of VRAM, and now no matter what I do, including changing the amount of VRAM back, it kernel panics at boot. Panic(cpu 0 caller 0x563ebd): 'Unable to find driver for this platform: 32-bit VMs are configured with OS 'Apple Mac OS X 10.6 32-bit' and the 'monitor_control.disable_longmode' vmx option set to 'true'.

They both initially worked but are now experiencing the same kernel panic immediately after startup. I've tried two different VMs on two different Xserves. But I'm having trouble with Snow Leopard Server in a 32-bit VM. I've set up virtual machines running various 64-bit versions of macOS from Snow Leopard Server (10.6) to El Capitan (10.11) and they work fine. Hello, I have a number of 64-bit Apple Xserve3,1 servers running ESXi 6.0.0U2.

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