For detailed info about this subject see the links posted at http://forums.adobe.com/message/2262906#2262906

One update about VMWare ESX. In Milan we've enabled VT on our Intel Xeon E5345 and I'm currently uploading/converting the image to run it on ESX.I'll let you know the performance when it's ready.

Don't you have an ESX server in Paris? If you're anyway working together I'd suggest you to convert the image through VMW Converter and send it over to ESX. I'll try that in Milan later on this week when our IT guy will be available to sort out the server's BIOS.On my T61p with 4GB the image is bare...

BTW, my D: drive is an internal drive that replaces the DVD reader/writer on the T61p. Maybe you're using a USB drive?

Your VMDK size is correct to the byte. I've tried now, for the first time, to run it from the disk D: on my T61p with Vista 64 and it starts with no errors. It's terribly slow, but it works.

From message http://forums.adobe.com/message/2263951#2263951 it looks like Dan's using the image from a non-C drive. It sounds more like file corruption. What is the exact size of your vdmk file, in bytes?

FWIW, I also see sometimes the exceptions you're seeing, but they seem to be related to processes launched before the image was available to us. The startup time, in my case, is quite variable, from 8 mins to 15 mins, but so far I've done most test working at home where I can use my Mac Pro with 8 c...

Hello,see also http://forums.adobe.com/message/2262906#2262906 for more details about BIOS settings.Best regards,Giovanni-----Giovanni SarbiaSenior Systems EngineerEnterprise and Developer SolutionsAdobe Systems Italia S.r.l.Tel.: +39 039655036 (VOIP: 85036)Mobile: +39 3480854502

Hello,for more info about this subject you can read:http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1901http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8978Fusion 2.0.5 on a Mac runs the image with no other effort beyond updating the VMWare tools once the guest OS is up and runningCurrently in Milan we're only fixing the BIOS of ou...