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This tutorial will show you how to create a bootable VMware ESXi 6.5 USB Flash drive so that you can install ESXi on systems without a CD-ROM drive. Prerequisites The following steps have been tested on Windows 10 with a. Free Program Us Driver License Indonesia. Any 4GB or larger USB Flash drive should work but I highly recommend using a SanDisk as I’ve found it to be.

Depending on your environment you may find the ability to install ESXi from a USB stick. Based tool that allows you to create bootable USB drives for Ubuntu.

The goal of this post was to build an Ubuntu Server VM using the LTS version in an ESXi environment, setup SSH for remote administration, install VMware Tools, and. I did install ubuntu 16.04 on usb stick from vmware for the purpose of making portable operating system. Install VMWare ESXi using a USB flash drive. So far, I have installed two Ubuntu Linux servers and they are running with not bad performance, at least.

You will also need to download the latest version of VMware and Rufus from the following locations: • Download the (free to download but you need a VMware account). • (portable recommended). In this tutorial I’ve downloaded the portable version of Rufus (version 2.14p) and the VMware ISO (version 6.5.0-4564106) to C: VMware Create a Bootable VMware ESXi 6.5 USB Flash Drive With the software downloaded and the inserted, follow the remaining steps to create the bootable USB Flash drive.

Open Rufus Double click the Rufus executable and click Yes to the User Access Control dialog message. Configure Rufus to Write VMware ISO to USB Flash In some cases you may need to wipe the USB Flash device first which you. • Click on the Device drop down menu and then choose the SanDisk USB Flash Drive.

• Click on the ISO image icon and then select the VMware ISO image that was downloaded to C: VMware. • Make sure all the other options match the image below and then click Start. Click Yes when it asks you to Replace menu.c32 Click OK to confirm wipe of all data on the USB Flash drive. After clicking OK the VMware ISO should start copying to the USB Flash Drive. After the files have copied click Close to exit Rufus. You should now be able to browse the USB Flash drive and see all the ESXi files. Eject the USB Flash Drive and then remove it from your device.