VMware on a Raspberry Pi!?!?! (ESXi Install)

0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:56 ⏩ What do you need?
3:04 ⏩ Update your Raspberry Pi
4:37 ⏩ Get your SD Card ready for VMWare
7:26 ⏩ Create the VMWare installer
8:41 ⏩ Install VMWare ESXi on your Pi
14:13 ⏩ Create your first VM!!
20:31 ⏩ Add more storage

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---What do you need?---

Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB or 8GB)
2 USB Flash Drives

---Update your Raspberry Pi---

UPDATE COMMANDS:
sudo rpi-eeprom-update
sudo rpi-eeprom-update -a

---Prep your MicroSD Card for VMware---

Things you need to download:

---Create the VMWare Installer---

Tools to create the VMware installer

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[NetworkChuck]

0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:56 ⏩ What do you need?
3:04 ⏩ Update your Raspberry Pi
4:37 ⏩ Get your SD Card ready for VMWare
7:26 ⏩ Create the VMWare installer
8:41 ⏩ Install VMWare ESXi on your Pi
14:13 ⏩ Create your first VM!!
20:31 ⏩ Add more storage

SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK


---What do you need?---

Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB or 8GB)
2 USB Flash Drives


---Update your Raspberry Pi---

UPDATE COMMANDS:
sudo rpi-eeprom-update
sudo rpi-eeprom-update -a

---Prep your MicroSD Card for VMware---

Things you need to download:

---Create the VMWare Installer---

Tools to create the VMware installer

[Matando]

Bro.... I know the raspis are cheap, but watching you cut it up like that hurt.

[chinesepopsongs]

Each coffee break this guy gets more hyper, he is very good at explaining things though. Love his way of making videos.

[MrMartinZockt]

No raspberry pi were harmed in the making of this video. The sliced one was a professional actor. Please don't try this at home!

[bhushanlingamoorthy]

Oh my goodness! You massacred that poor pi and now I'm traumatized for life.

[zippeveryone]

Now this IS amazing. I remember using Esxi for a final exam and it blew my mind. Having used Virtual box etc for a while i've gotten used to the performance drop from having a virtualiser ontop of a fully fledged os. Going to ESXI you dont use that bottom layer OS as the ESXI is, in it self, an OS where you can host tons of virtual machines with snapshot capabilities, trye hibernations and offline->live switching.

The only reason to why this doesnt blow some peoples brains is due to them not knowing about it or not understanding it. Back in the day you basically had to use server hardware to really use ESXI.

[ElTatiMar]

Did you really sliced a rasp?! DUDE WHY?!

[jdomian]

Chuck, this was a great tutorial. I followed everything and it worked out great. From one IT professional to another... every video experience I have had on your channel is energetic, easy to follow and also entertaining. Thanks again for the great work!

[kdfwhnh]

Btw. Etcher is a cross platform tool, means you can use it on Windows, Linux and Mac

[ELFrederick]

Fun project. Use another PI to build a small NAS, and then use the NAS as storage for the twins. Practice VMotion between the PIs and demonstrate how to move OS for High Avail while patching ESXi from VSphere.

[mohamedalsayed]

Chuck: here's how to install vmware on a raspberry pi..

"chops it into 4 pieces"

My brand new raspberry pi: >:O

[kelvezu]

I really love this kind of content where the creator has deeply in-love on what he does.

[dadnumber]

One day your channel is going to blow up. You should have way more subscribers for the effort you put in.
Love watching your videos you do super cool projects and extremely well spoken.

[GreyRock]

"I call these 'The Twins' and they're awesome."

That's what she said

[powerupminion]

My Pi4B won't accept that I disable the "Limit RAM to 3 GB".
I do hit "Y", it changes state to "<Disabled>", go back to the main menu with ESC, hit "Continue" and restart into the boot menu again.
IT STILL SHOWS 3GB AND THE OPTION IS <Enabled> AGAIN!!!

[pPod]

This guy could get me super hyped about anything. Next video could be about algebra n I’d want to learn it. That’s a real gift.

[ballsislife]

You make me want to learn everything! Your energy, and enthusiasm to share information and teach people for free is something special! Much love

[ALXTheMaster]

Chuck!! I did all steps right but my rpi boot up with a green undercore in the middle of the screen, right after the rainbow pic. Any advice??

[David-mwvr]

that broke my heart watching that pi break

[asyrider]

Amazing tutorials, your articulate it in such a simple way that anyone can get their hands on the basics for IT administration. Most of us are hands on and not great at explaining complex IT implementations in laymen’s terms. You would be a great high level manager or CTO with your level of communication. Unfortunately I haven’t had the luxury of working with IT managers or CTOs that can communicate effectively....