Change virtual SCSI controler. This KB on VMware KB website explaining the step by step for when you want to change from one virtual SCSI controler into another one on your VM. At first you can try to directly change... (Continue reading)
Do I choose the PVSCSI or LSI Logic virtual adapter on ESX 4.0 for non-IO intensive workloads? I thought that the question about using or not VMware Paravirtual adapter was solved with the vSphere 4 Update 1 and the announce... (Continue reading)
How-to avoid BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) when you want to change from LSI Logic paralel into PVSCSI Before update 1 you could only use the new PVSCSI adapter for your DATA disks in your VMs. The benefits of using... (Continue reading)
VMware Paravirtualized SCSI (PVSCSI driver) Introduced with vSphere 4 this driver can speed up and offload CPU. VMware Paravirtual SCSI (PVSCSI) adapter is able to achieve 12% more throughput with 18% less CPU cost compared to the LSI virtual adapter.... (Continue reading)
Speed up your Guest VM with paravirtual SCSI adapters: PVSCSI is part of vSphere 4 I wrote an article about here. Note that Boot Disks are not officially supported by VMware. It’s not that it doesn’t work, but it’s just... (Continue reading)
New paravirtualized SCSI adapter is more optimized SCSI adapter than the LSI virtual Adapter. This adapter and many more other enhancements are part of new virtual machine hardware version 7 in vSphere 4. VMware’s new paravirtualized SCSI adapter (pvSCSI) offers... (Continue reading)