VMWare tools temporarily show up on the cdrom, after you tell vmware to install vmware tools, so I was searching for the cdrom, but couldn't find it. The /etc/fstab file shows a /dev/cdrom device, but that doesn't exist. Please advise. -Robert Harris -----Original Message----- From: Solar Designer [mailto:solar_at_private] Sent: Monday, November 14, 2011 6:44 AM To: owl-users_at_private Subject: Re: [owl-users] VMWare tools Misha, Galaxy - On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:06:46AM +0400, misha shiposh wrote: > On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 9:31 AM, (GalaxyMaster) <galaxy_at_private> wrote: > > ... VMware modules can be compiled and loaded into > > the currently running kernel with no issues. Just follow the official > > VMware procedure in regard to adding their modules into the running > > kernel. Well, you may need to tweak their Makefile a bit to specify the > > proper location of the kernel sources. > > Anywhere it's not so easy as i expected... > We have about 5 or 8 owl in our product virtualization, and as a > result i must do this steps on each machine. I just thought that there > are anothe way without having to build kernel or modules for > installing tools. It sounds like the two of you could write some tutorials (such as on our wiki) based on your experience with this. Then maybe others in here would be able to propose how to simplify them. I am totally unfamiliar with VMware, so I can't help right now, but having seen the exact steps that you have to take on each machine now I might be able to suggest something or we might even make relevant changes to Owl itself (e.g., reducing the number of customization steps needed for VMware tools). Thanks, AlexanderReceived on Tue Nov 15 2011 - 14:44:48 PST
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