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Re: [SLE] VMWare, again.
- From: Kenneth Schneider <suselist@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 07:17:27 -0500
- Message-id: <1073909847.25047.5.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Mon, 2004-01-12 at 00:37, Tim Hanson wrote:
> I certainly wish SUSE and VMWare would get together and solve the
> problems getting them to work together. I have followed all the
> instructions both on the SUSE db and and the VMWare troubleshooting
> site, and I can't VMWare 4 to run on SUSE. The latest attempt ended
> with vmware-config.pl aborting when I followed the SUSE advice on
> vmmon.o.
>
> This is getting silly. I depend on VMWare to run some Windows programs
> with no Linux substitutes. For now, I'm running it only on one of my
> laptops with 8.2 installed. This is a royal pain.
>
This is a royal pain.
A previous poster gave this suggestion which worked for my desktop and
laptop.
install the -144 kernel (no need to reboot)
copy the vm* modules someplace safe
install the -166 kernel
copy the vm* modules to the misc directory
if the not-configured file exists in /etc/vmware delete it
reboot and you should have a running vmware.
PS. good to have this list back after the open relay problem was fixed.
--
Ken Schneider
unix user since 1989
linux user since 1994
SuSE user since 1998 (5.2)
> I certainly wish SUSE and VMWare would get together and solve the
> problems getting them to work together. I have followed all the
> instructions both on the SUSE db and and the VMWare troubleshooting
> site, and I can't VMWare 4 to run on SUSE. The latest attempt ended
> with vmware-config.pl aborting when I followed the SUSE advice on
> vmmon.o.
>
> This is getting silly. I depend on VMWare to run some Windows programs
> with no Linux substitutes. For now, I'm running it only on one of my
> laptops with 8.2 installed. This is a royal pain.
>
This is a royal pain.
A previous poster gave this suggestion which worked for my desktop and
laptop.
install the -144 kernel (no need to reboot)
copy the vm* modules someplace safe
install the -166 kernel
copy the vm* modules to the misc directory
if the not-configured file exists in /etc/vmware delete it
reboot and you should have a running vmware.
PS. good to have this list back after the open relay problem was fixed.
--
Ken Schneider
unix user since 1989
linux user since 1994
SuSE user since 1998 (5.2)
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