On 15/11/09 05:05, Anders Norrbring wrote:
On 14/11/09 10:37, Anders Norrbring wrote:
You're right, it does NOT work. Also, if you tweak it to get it to
work,
you'll be in patch hell for a long time since VMware doesn't really
care
about quick fixes to adapt their code to the latest O/S versions.
I reverted back to 11.1 for my host, it's a lot easier than doing
code edits
and patches for every kernel update.
Just for comparison, I installed VMware Workstation 7 x86-64 on OpenSUSE 11.2 and it went smoothly with not a single error or warning! Since Player is based on Workstation code, you might give that a go. Since version 3 you can now (officially) create a new virtual machine.
The thread was about VMware Server 2.0.x, not player or workstation..
Anders.
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