Bummer about the fan, he really needs to fine a replacement or figure out how to land that one back onto it's normal spot on the logic board. It's relatively cool in my office today and right now I'm not doing much except surfing. However if I push and do something that uses more CPU or Graphic's, the CPU and CPU Heatsink go up pretty quick while other areas only increase slightly. The screenshot were take from the iStat Pro widget on my dashboard, but are in-line with what the TempMonitor App.

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Something I’ve been doing for a while is running ESXi on my home server setup. Up until now I’ve been running ESXi 5.5.x on a 2011 Mac Mini, but with the release of ESXi 6.0 by VMware, I decided it was time to upgrade to new hardware. I opted to use the 2012 Mac Mini Server over the 2014 Mac Mini because the 2012 Mini Server uses quad-core processors with hyper-threading., so I would be upgrading from four available processors on my 2011 Mini to eight available processors on my 2012; in turn doubling the number of virtual machines which I could host and run inside of ESXi., where I needed to add ethernet drivers to the stock ESXi 5.x installer, ESXi 6.0 will install and work without additional drivers or installer modification needed. All I needed to do was, use Disk Utility to burn the ISO file to a CD and use that to install ESXi 6. For more details, see below the jump. Installing ESXi 6.0 on the Mini Once I had the CD, I hooked up an Apple USB SuperDrive to the Mini, popped the newly-burned CD in and rebooted the Mini. When rebooting, I held down the Option key on my keyboard to allow the various boot drive options to appear, then selected the CD.

The CD showed up with EFI Boot and Windows partitions, so I selected EFI Boot. NOTE: All screenshots of this process are from ESXi running inside of VMWare Fusion, but the Mac Mini install process was identical. Once booted from the CD, I was asked to select the ESXi 6.0 installer. Once selected, the ESXi installer boot process began. When asked to begin the installation process, I hit the Enter key.

I hit the F11 key to accept the license agreement. At this point, the installer took a few minutes to scan the machine. Once scanning completed, I was asked to select the drive I wanted to install on.

I selected the drive I wanted and hit the Enter key. I selected US Default for the keyboard layout.

When prompted, I set a password for the root account. This is the user account that you’ll initially use to log into your ESXi server.

At this point, the installer took a few minutes to scan the machine again. The installer then confirms that you want to install using the options you’ve selected.

You’re also warned that the disk will be repartitioned. NOTE: Repartitioning will wipe everything on the drive. If you have data you need to get off of this drive, hit the Escape key to back out at this point. ESXi 6.0 will then install.

When finished, the installer will request that you remove the installation disc and then reboot. Once you’ve removed it, hit the Enter key to reboot. Outlook 2016 for mac no longer highlights all emails that have the same subject line.

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Booting ESXi 6.0 on the Mini and changing network settings On reboot, the Mini should now boot from the newly-created ESXi boot drive. Once up at the server display screen, you should see that it’s picked up a dynamic IP from your DHCP server and has the hostname of localhost. Here’s how to change that to a static IP and a new hostname. Click the F2 key.