I am running vmware WS 6.0.2 and have installed Daryana witout any problems, after that i installed the vmwaretools still no problems. Then i installed the recomended updates for Daryana, after that the network connection have disapered ?.
I have run the vmware-config-tools.pl again. but still no network interface. I realy would like to use the "bridged connection" rather than the "NAT" configuration, but i am not shure that the NAT is workin anyway.
Found that the vmware virtual Ethernet driver is found in "Restricted drivers" section, but i can still not "use" it ?
Anyone that have run in to this problem and solved it ?.
And please i know that it would in some cases be better to do the opossit (run Linux as primary OS and XP as a guest), but that is not an option in my case.
By the way Cassandra was working fine in this "setup" so why don´t Daryana "like" this ?.
LinuxMint as guest in vmware
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hdesknab
LinuxMint as guest in vmware
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Husse
Re: LinuxMint as guest in vmware
Ledsen att du fått vänta....
I don't have any experience of wmware (only Virtualbox) but this virtuality is a bit complicated
Ethernet drivers as restricted drivers? Is it wifi? If not I see no reason for it
No solution if not wifi - sorry, but everyone should have an answer....
I don't have any experience of wmware (only Virtualbox) but this virtuality is a bit complicated
Ethernet drivers as restricted drivers? Is it wifi? If not I see no reason for it
No solution if not wifi - sorry, but everyone should have an answer....
Re: LinuxMint as guest in vmware
Hi there,
This might sound really dumb, but you have posted in the Newbie forum, so I will go with an obvious suggestion anyway: Have you set your network correctly under the VM>Settings>ethernet1 option? On this menu you can choose the kind of connection, and also see if you are connected. Depending on how you configured vmware when you installed it, wireless does not work without some fiddling.
I use vmware server, and under the vm->settings menu there are ways to configure your connection. (I've never used the Windows version so I'm not sure the menus and options are the same as under Linux).
Best of luck with it: If you have not further luck, go the the vmware forum ("vmware communities" they call it) and do a search. Remember that in most cases that references to Ubuntu most apply to Mint as well.
Best regards
John
This might sound really dumb, but you have posted in the Newbie forum, so I will go with an obvious suggestion anyway: Have you set your network correctly under the VM>Settings>ethernet1 option? On this menu you can choose the kind of connection, and also see if you are connected. Depending on how you configured vmware when you installed it, wireless does not work without some fiddling.
I use vmware server, and under the vm->settings menu there are ways to configure your connection. (I've never used the Windows version so I'm not sure the menus and options are the same as under Linux).
Best of luck with it: If you have not further luck, go the the vmware forum ("vmware communities" they call it) and do a search. Remember that in most cases that references to Ubuntu most apply to Mint as well.
Best regards
John
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hdesknab
Re: LinuxMint as guest in vmware
Hi Husse and John,
Thanks for your replys, i am a "bit" on the way
The interface this concerns is a Wiered Ethernet.
I am using a Dell Precision M90, and i am using the Ethernetport on that.
As for the problem, i reconfigured the VM-ware settings so that the LinuxMint is using Ethernet1 but that is a "host-only" so i get the OS up and running, but i can not go "outside" the HW ie. i can not surf (no internet connection). So i am a bit on the way but i still need to able to use the LinuxMint Guest with a "normal" configuration.
Thanks for your replys again.
If i find a solution i´ll update the post.
--Hdesknab
Thanks for your replys, i am a "bit" on the way
The interface this concerns is a Wiered Ethernet.
I am using a Dell Precision M90, and i am using the Ethernetport on that.
As for the problem, i reconfigured the VM-ware settings so that the LinuxMint is using Ethernet1 but that is a "host-only" so i get the OS up and running, but i can not go "outside" the HW ie. i can not surf (no internet connection). So i am a bit on the way but i still need to able to use the LinuxMint Guest with a "normal" configuration.
Thanks for your replys again.
If i find a solution i´ll update the post.
--Hdesknab
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Husse
Re: LinuxMint as guest in vmware
Ok
I've found that Virtualbox sets up a virtual network, I don't know if wmware does this also
Perhaps this can help
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... e_programs
I've found that Virtualbox sets up a virtual network, I don't know if wmware does this also
Perhaps this can help
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... e_programs