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johnnydement
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Not working in jaunty x64

Hi,

I'm thinking on using vmware instead of virtualbox, and installed the trial on a fresh jaunty x64 install.

It installed well, my links are in app menu, but only the virtual network one works, the other 2, "Vmware player" and "Vmware Workstation" start, but they kill themselved...

Any idea?

Thanks

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wila
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Well OK... then try this one:

http://www.vi-toolkit.com/wiki/index.php/Build_host_vmware_kernel_modules



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Hi,

Welcome to the VMware forums!

Jaunty is very new and has not yet been certified to work with VMware workstation.

Having said that, I'm sure there are people in here that have it running under Jaunty.

In order to diagnose your problem, please start workstation from a terminal and type:

/usr/bin/vmware

Tell us the error message (if there is one) from where it fails.



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edit: You can also try to run as root

gksudo /usr/bin/vmware

if the first one doesn't work.

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Thanks for the fast reply Smiley Happy

result when loading from terminal with first command:

Last lile is spanish: poorly translated would be: 4460 Segmentation error "$BINDIR"/vmware-modconfig --appname="VMware Workstation" --icon="vmware-workstation"

Logging to /tmp/vmware-jobet/setup-4460.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

/usr/bin/vmware: line 31: 4460 Fallo de segmentación "$BINDIR"/vmware-modconfig --appname="VMware Workstation" --icon="vmware-workstation"

Same problem when running as root

Thanks!

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wila
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Hi,

Well the problem is that your modules fail to build. Maybe it will work if you try to run the module building process directly:

vmware-modconfig --console --install-all

If not, then hopefully it gives us some more info.

You might have to run this as root (preceed the previous command with sudo)



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Segmentation error Smiley Sad

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wila
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Well OK... then try this one:

http://www.vi-toolkit.com/wiki/index.php/Build_host_vmware_kernel_modules



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That worked!

Many thanks!

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