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Jun 9

Written by: Justin James
6/9/2008 5:16 PM

 

I installed Windows Server 2008 Standard in a VMWare Server VM today. Before I installed the VMWare tools, it did not recognize the NIC. Well, that obnoxious "why your PC doesn't work right" wizrd came up a bit later... and as you can see in the screenshot, it seems to think that I am using Windows Vista! Obviously, someone needs to go through the database and change the problem summaries; the full description had a more generic, "your version of Windows..." message.

J.Ja

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Re: Windows Server version Vista?

Well, that's different.
FWIW, I believe Windows Server 2008 shares the *same kernel* as Vista SP1.

By dietrich on   6/9/2008 6:36 PM

Just saw this today

Over on the Tech-Rep, Paul Mau's Blog to be spacific. [ http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/security/?p=467 ] But I guess you already saw that. There are also some issues with the Time reconciliation and Time sync to the physical machine. (With a Linux OS as Base, but I can't say it was limited to that. ) I think ther a quite a few up-dates out or comming. -d

By dawgit on   6/10/2008 1:52 PM

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