“In our previous article, we looked at the open source
revolution that Oracle started when it announced its hypervisor. In
this article, we will install the Oracle VM Manager on our
Workstation skeleton. Both installations are carried out on the
latest 64-bit Oracle’s EL 5 servers.“This is the simple part as we have done the installation
several times in the past. All we do in this step is to download
the binaries as we did in the past article and install the OS. We
do take the 64-bit EL 5 versions this time, as I warned you last
time, that both the 32 And 64 bit binaries ask for 64-bit system.
Anyway, the Oracle EL installation should be as simple as anything
and we will quickly move on to installing the VMware tools
inside…”
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