[K12OSN] LTSP - installing VMware player
Nils Breunese
nils at breun.nl
Fri Sep 28 07:23:54 UTC 2007
Terrell Prudé Jr. wrote:
> Nils Breunese wrote:
>> Kevin Mims wrote:
>>
>>> It's FC6. I see all kinds of references to an all-all patch, but
>>> I'm
>>> not sure what version of the Player is working the best under Fedora
>>> Core 6.
>>
>> As you can read in the docs Fedora Core 6 is not a supported host OS
>> for VMWare. I believe you do need that any-any patch. I know I needed
>> it when I installed VMWare Server (also free of charge these days) on
>> Fedora a couple of months ago. See
>> <http://communities.vmware.com/message/76957> for more information on
>> the any-any patch.
>
> Just this week, I installed VMware Server on Ubuntu Feisty 64-bit on a
> Core 2 Duo box at work. I'm running Windows XP SP2 as a guest in the
> thing (requirement for the CrackBerry), and like Nils, I too needed
> the
> any-any patch. But it does work, and rather well.
>
> I haven't (yet) tried installing VMware on any Fedora releases, but
> if I
> were going to do that, I'd lean more toward RHEL or CentOS. That's
> because that's what VMware, Inc. is more likely to support as a host
> OS. Given my results with Feisty64, I'd guess that RHEL/CentOS
> probably
> would work pretty well with it, too.
RHEL *is* a supported host OS for VMWare, so yes, I hope that that
would work out of the box. :o)
Nils Breunese.
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