Problème avec le vmware 5

[lordgodgiven]

Bonjour,

J'ai un problème avec mon vmware, lorsque je lance l'installation d'une machine virtuelle (installation de windows XP SP3) je reçois ce message
" VMware Workstation internal monitor error (bug 9297) ***

The guest operating system you are running is using the Physical Address Extension (PAE) processor option. For more information about
running PAE-enabled guest operating systems, please consult http://www.vmware.com/info?id=28

Franchement j'ai essayé de suivre le lien mais sans suite (erreur 404) ma machine tourné sur XP Pro SP3, tous marchés bien mais subitement j'ai ce message et je suis bloqué pas moyen de faire mes TP, je signale en passant qu'il y a une machine virtuelle avec Windows 2003 server celui là lancé sans problème.



merci
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[yoda1234]

Le lien marche bien pour moi, voici ce qu'il dit:

Error Message Says Guest Trying to Use PAE
Details

While I was trying to install a guest operating system, or upgrade an existing legacy virtual machine, my VMware product displayed a message that said the guest operating system was trying to use PAE. How can I correct the problem?
Solution

Below are two situations in which this error message appears:

* The host computer has a processor that includes NX (no execute) or XD (execute disable) technology, the host operating does not support the NX or XD bit, and the guest operating system makes use of the NX or XD bit.

Affected guest operating systems include Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2003, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 Update 3, and Solaris 10.

The NX technology is present in AMD processors including Athlon64, Opteron, and Sempron. The XD technology is present in Intel EMT64-capable processors.
* You start a virtual machine created by VMware ESX Server, VMware GSX Server 2.0.1 or earlier, or VMware Workstation 3.x or earlier.

To resolve the issue:

* If you have a NX technology-enabled system, change or upgrade the host operating system to one that supports the NX or XD bit.

* If your host operating system is not PAE-enabled, but the guest is, power off the virtual machine and use a text editor to edit the VMX file (.vmx) for the affected virtual machine.

Search for a line beginning with:
paevm =

If the line appears, change it to:
paevm = "TRUE"

If the line does not exist, add it with the value of true as shown in the above example.

You can then power on the virtual machine and run a PAE enabled guest operating system in it.

For more information about editing the virtual machine's configuration file, see http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1714.
Note: If you run the Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit on a Windows XP Service Pack 1 system that has VMware Workstation 5 installed, the Application Compatibility Toolkit identifies Workstation as a program that has problems on Windows XP Service Pack 2. It identifies Workstation because of the issue described in this article. The workarounds described in this article resolve the issue.