So is safe to apply the patch in any vSphere 7.0.x customize build that you may have.įor those asking if HPE, or Dell, or others will launch an ISO with this, my answer is NO. Since you are not upgrading your vSphere.
So if you have any customize image/install, like HPE, Dell or Lenovo, etc., no problems applying this patch. Not a new version, but a new build(there is no vSphere ISO to install/upgrade).
#Vmware esxi 6.7 slow boot issue how to#
But the patch did also address and fix others issues that were in the last version. But now we have the patch, time to move on.Īs we all know(everyone suffering from this bug), this bug was addressed KB83647, KB2077516, and KB2149257. This subject was so important for so many customers that my previouspost had a record of 25,000 clicks and 172 messages in just a couple of months, when my maximum was around 9,000 clicks in 6 months in the same post.Ĭustomers were kind of “abandoned” for at least a month before VMware starts to acknowledge the issue and address this subject properly and provide temporary solutions, or even proposing my workaround 😉įor an issue serious as this one and that had impacted a lot in our running systems, for a lot of customers was not the best moment for VMware. I will try to drill down this patch and show some examples of how to apply, what is new, and what does fix it. I did not have time to write this mandatory blog post about this new patch to fix the vSphere 7.0.U2a bug. This subject I have already discussed HEREin my workaround to fix the problem.
#Vmware esxi 6.7 slow boot issue update#
VMware finally launched ESXi 7.0 Update 2c to fix the huge bug about USB/SD cards.
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