Yo habia preguntado algo sobre como instalar correctamente el vmware en linux slackware bueno ya encontre en los FAQ de vmware la respuesta asi que se las trasncribo por si alguien lo quiere instalar en slackware o tiene esos problemas. Esto es solo para slack por que es donde lo estoy instalando y es donde me dio dolores de cabeza: http://www.vmware.com/support/ws2/ts/install_config_ts_ws_linux.html esa es la pagina donde esta de todo para problemas de eso. y esto es lo que me interesaba >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Installing Workstation on a Slackware based distribution There have been reports of successful Workstation installations by users running a Slackware based distribution. The two important points when starting with a Slackware system are glibc and the boot scripts. Ensure you are either using a glibc version of Slackware (as some of the most recent or Beta versions are) or you have the optional glibc packages installed. Slackware does not use SysV boot (rc) scripts. The easiest thing is to let the install script install /etc/rc.d/init.d/vmware (or where ever you tell it to put the boot script) and then add the following lines to rc.local if [ -x /etc/rc.d/init.d/vmware ] then /etc/rc.d/init.d/vmware start fi >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Esto tambien lo arregle gracias a alguien de la lista que me dijo que creara esos diretorios y funciono >>>>>>> This should cause the modules to be properly loaded at boot time. Otherwise, you may get errors about opening /dev/vmmon and may have to handrun the scripts. Keep in mind that Slackware is not an explicitly supported distribution, mostly because of its unusual file layout. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Workstation install process generates gcc errors on Slackware 4.0/SMP host installations If SMP support is disabled when Workstation is installed on a host running Slackware 4.0, then the modules should compile with no problems. However, when SMP is enabled in the Makefile for the Workstation modules, the installation will fail with gcc errors. To fix the problem: run a make config and a make dep in the kernel source directory, then re-run ./vmware-install.pl. Q: I am running Red Hat Linux 7.0 on an SMP machine. While installing Workstation, I accept /usr/src/linux/include as the location of my header files. I get an error: "The kernel defined by this directory of header files is uniprocessor, while your running kernel is multiprocessor." A: We are working to resolve this issue. Meanwhile, you can use this workaround. Back up the file /usr/src/linux/include/linux/autoconf.h. Edit autoconf.h and change the following: #if defined(__module__up) || defined(__module__BOOT) #undef CONFIG_SMP #else #define CONFIG_SMP 1 #endif to the following: #define CONFIG_SMP 1 Then, you should be able to complete the installation. If you are using the RPM installer, you will only need to rerun vmware-config.pl. Afterwards, you may restore the original autoconf.h, but it is not necessary to do so unless you sometimes boot in uniprocessor mode. If you restore your original autoconf.h, you will have to make the change described above each time you want to run vmware-config.pl. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>> Esos son los dos unicos problemas que he encontrado para instalar vmware 2.46 en slackware 8.0 por si acaso les pasa!!!! -- �Desea desuscribirse? Escriba a [EMAIL PROTECTED] con el tema "unsubscribe".
