VMware P2V Assistant 2.1
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VMware P2V Assistant Hardware and
Virtualization Platform Support Matrix
| Source/Target |
Workstation 4.5, 5.0, or GSX 3.0 |
Workstation 5.5 and ESX 2.x - 1 VCPU |
Workstation 5.5 and ESX 2.x - 2 VCPUs |
| NT Server 4.0 UP |
Supported |
Supported |
Unsupported |
| NT Server 4.0 SMP, NT TSE (Termincal Services Edition) |
Unsupported -
use P2V 1.0.x |
Unsupported -
use P2V 1.0.x |
Unsupported -
use P2V 1.0.x |
| 2000 UP |
Supported |
Supported |
Tentatively supported. Requires a manual upgrade of configuration
using Device Manager to ACPI Multiprocessor. |
| 2000 SMP - 1CPU |
Supported |
Supported |
Tentatively supported. 2nd CPU support requires Device
Manager to upgrade configuration to ACPI Multiprocessor. |
| 2000 SMP -2 CPUs or more |
Tentatively supported. Requires a manual downgrade of hardware
using Device Manager to ACPI Uniprocessor. |
Supported |
Supported |
| XP UP |
Supported |
Supported |
Unsupported. No SMP upgrade path
available through Device Manager. |
| XP SMP - 1CPU |
Supported |
Supported |
Supported. OS automatically detects 2nd CPU and changes
configuration to ACPI Multiprocessor (MSFT KB 309283) |
| XP SMP -2 CPUs or more |
Tentatively supported. Requires a manual downgrade of hardware
using Device Manager to ACPI Uniprocessor. |
Tentatively supported. |
Supported |
| 2003 UP |
Supported |
Supported |
Unsupported.
No SMP upgrade path available through Device Manager. |
| 2003 SMP - 1CPU |
Supported |
Supported |
Supported. OS automatically detects 2nd CPU and changes
configuration to ACPI Multiprocessor (MSFT KB 309283) |
| 2003 SMP -2 CPUs or more |
Tentatively supported. Requires a manual downgrade of hardware
using Device Manager to ACPI Uniprocessor. |
Tentatively supported. |
Supported |
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