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Try to install VMWARE 2 Beta on Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy
I try to install VMWARE 2 Beta on Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy by follow this step (from ubuntu-tutorials.com)
How to install VMware Server 2.0 Beta in Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon”
- Download VMware Server 2.0 Beta available from the VMware website. Write down the serial number it generates for you at registration.
- Unpack this archive to a location on your machine (perhaps /tmp).
- Before you configure and compile VMware Server we need to disable ipv6 support in Ubuntu as it is not currently compatible.
- sudo aptitude install build-essential xinetd
- cd /tmp/vmware-server-distrib ; sudo ./vmware-install.pl
- Answer the questions presented during the installation. The defaults should be safe in most cases.
- Because Ubuntu does not use the root user account we also need to setup access for your main user. Replace root with your username on line 10 of: /etc/vmware/hostd/authorization.xml (ACEDataUser).
- At this point I had to restart my machine to put the changes in place. I did try restarting the service(s) after changing the config, but it still didn’t allow access.
- Access your VMware Server via http://localhost:8222 or https://localhost:8333
- Accessing the remote console tab to view your virtual machine will also require an extension installed to Firefox. This also requires a browser restart after the extension is installed.
This instruction was work on Ubuntu 8.04 too.
Relate links : - Cant connect to VMWare server using remote console - How to install VMware Server 2.0 Beta in Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon”
