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i try to install vmware
but in the wiki is an older version
i install vmware with VMware-Player-2.5.1-126130.x86_64.bundle
but when i want start /etc/rc.d/vmware , it's failed :
[pynux@Core2Duo ~]$ sudo /etc/rc.d/vmware start
Mot de passe :
Starting VMware services:
Virtual machine monitor failed
Virtual machine communication interface failed
Blocking file system failed
Virtual ethernet failed
[pynux@Core2Duo ~]$
and when i want start vmware :
[pynux@Core2Duo ~]$ vmware
Logging to /tmp/vmware-pynux/setup-18285.log
modinfo: could not find module vmmon
modinfo: could not find module vmnet
modinfo: could not find module vmblock
modinfo: could not find module vmci
modinfo: could not find module vsock
modinfo: could not find module vmmon
modinfo: could not find module vmnet
modinfo: could not find module vmblock
modinfo: could not find module vmci
modinfo: could not find module vsock
[pynux@Core2Duo ~]$
in the new version vmware-config.pl don't existe
please help , i search in wiki / google and i don't find a solution
(sorry for my bad english , i'm french and my english is poor)
Last edited by pynux (2009-01-04 22:35:14)
my website : http://www.tvdunet.com
My Computer : Intel Core 2 Duo : E6850 @ 3.00GHz
My archlinux : x86_64 - Gnome - Compiz fusion
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Just run vmware as root (i.e.: `sudo vmware'); it will build the necessary modules. After that, close it and run it as your normal user.
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thank you it was really simple just move old binary
sudo mv /usr/lib/vmware/modules/binary /usr/lib/vmware/modules/binary.old
and rebuild modules ^^
sudo vmware-modconfig –console –install-all
my website : http://www.tvdunet.com
My Computer : Intel Core 2 Duo : E6850 @ 3.00GHz
My archlinux : x86_64 - Gnome - Compiz fusion
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Thank you soooooo much !!
Chebe DEWEL
Bow before me, for I am root
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thank you it was really simple just move old binary
sudo mv /usr/lib/vmware/modules/binary /usr/lib/vmware/modules/binary.old
and rebuild modules ^^
sudo vmware-modconfig –console –install-all
This helped me too, but I ended up using double hyphens on the modconfig arguments. Thus:
$ vmware-modconfig --console --install-all
Thanks! Big help.
Last edited by switch86 (2009-03-14 23:51:11)
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