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ESXi will automatically be assigned an IP address from your network using DHCP.After rebooting VMware ESXi will automatically start.When installation is complete remove the CD/DVD/Usb stick and press Enter to reboot.Press F11 to confirm you want to install.You will receive a warning that the CPU "may" be unsupported in future ESXi releases.The installer will do another hardware check.Enter a password to use for the root user account then press Enter to continue.Choose your keyboard layout and press Enter.Boot macOS or a linux Live CD and use dd to overwrite the beginning of the disk. Select the disk you would like to install to and press Enter Note: If the disk is not blank VMware ESXi may refuse to install.Press F11 (volume down) to confirm you have read the EULA.The installer will take 5-10 minutes to fully load.Select EFI Boot on the right using the arrow keys or mouse and press return.Power on your Mac Pro and hold Option until the boot device selection appears.

Burn the ISO image to a CD or DVD disc, or use a tool like rufus or Etcher to create a bootable USB stick.

Next to "VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi ISO) image (Includes VMware Tools)" click Download Now You will now have the file "VMware-VMvisor-Installer-6.5.0-4564106.x86_64.iso" (sha1 4b71e69c606a54ae1c4b34341e341f1f6786d7b2).

Select "6.5.0" in the Select Version dropdown.

To start you will need a free VMware account and access to Downloading ESXi This page describes how to get a modern (ish) version of ESXi to work correctly on a Mac Pro 3,1 (early 2008). Installing VMware ESXi on Apple hardware can be tricky, especially on older hardware.