#Vmware vsphere 6.5 hpe install#

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#Vmware vsphere 6.5 hpe install#

Next I got a purple screen when doing a fresh install with the latest HPE Image (see link above). In my Lab where we still use HPE G7 hardware (I know, it’s not supported, but it still works and it’s a lab.) I had a couple of problems.

Re-Install using the latest image and kickstart script.

Upgrade using VMware Update Manager (Upload the iso file).

With ESXi hosts there are many roads to choose from. Upgrading from vSphere 6.0 Update 3 is now fully supported with 6.5 Update 1. Choose to check for Updates on CD-ROM and then install the updates.Īfter about 4 minutes the installation is done and you’ll need to manually reboot the appliance. I was waiting for Update 1 of the vSphere Stack for a while now, and the List of bugfixes has quite a few entries with critical bug fixes. A couple of days ago VMware released version 6.5 Update 1 for some of their products: