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ESXi Advanced and Kernel Settings

This repository contains a list of ESXi versions and their default advanced and kernel setting definitions. To view a specific ESXi version and its advanced or kernel settings, click on the links below.

Version	Advanced Settings	Kernel Settings
ESXi 8.0u3	1212	316
ESXi 8.0u2b	1194	306
ESXi 8.0u2	1191	303
ESXi 8.0u1d	1181	298
ESXi 8.0u1	1181	297
ESXi 8.0c	1170	295
ESXi 8.0b	1170	295
ESXi 8.0a	1165	295
ESXi 8.0	1165	295
ESXi 7.0u3p	1190	300
ESXi 7.0u3o	1190	300
ESXi 7.0u3n	1189	299
ESXi 7.0u3m	1188	298
ESXi 7.0u3l	1188	298
ESXi 7.0u3k	1188	298
ESXi 7.0u3j	1188	298
ESXi 7.0u3i	1188	298
ESXi 7.0u3g	1187	298
ESXi 7.0u3f	1187	298
ESXi 7.0u3e	1181	298
ESXi 7.0u3d	1180	297
ESXi 7.0u2	1143	293
ESXi 7.0u1	1149	280
ESXi 7.0	1138	286
ESXi 6.7u3	1079	275
ESXi 6.7u2	1067	273
ESXi 6.7u1	1059	270
ESXi 6.7	1045	266
ESXi 6.5u2	1075	245
ESXi 6.5u1	1092	245
ESXi 6.5d	1090	239
ESXi 6.0u3	1070	197

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pcipSaveOPROM documentation correction

It appears that the pcipSaveOPROM may be incorrect, or the vmware kb is incorrect.

https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2142307 mentions "Setting the ESXi boot option ‘pcipSaveOPROM=TRUE'... "

This list is saying "Save PCI OPROM images on boot: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled, 2=Enabled (VGA Only)"

I did try all of the above settings and I am not sure where the oprom is "saved" but it seems the virtual machine may not be picking it up (using "%s.opromEnabled=TRUE"). Additional details or a correction one way or another would be awesome.

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