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No rules to make target 'osv.vmdk'. #1172
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This wiki page was last updated in 2014, and no longer contains up-to-date instructions. The correct steps is to first run It would be great if you could please test this and update the wiki and close this issue. By the way, a separate question is whether the result will actually work on vmware. OSv definitely used to work on vmware but I don't know if anyone tested this recently - with recent vmware, compilers and OSv. If it doesn't work, please create additional issues. Thanks. |
I think I was able to deploy and run OSv on VMware ESXi 3 years ago if my memory serves me well. I am not sure how different this is from VMware Player. |
Thank you for the quick responses. I was able to deploy it on VMware ESXi as well using this wiki, instead of osv.ova which was not working for me, I generated osv.ovf using ovftool and import all the generated files using vsphere Client. That test was successful as well. |
wiki updated |
I'm trying to build OSv image to run to VMware Player using the following wiki guide, but it seems 'make osv.vmdk' is not available in the latest stable version, is there a replacement to it?
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