Hi, I have tried to start vmware and I get
'failed to start unable to connect to peer process.
I have purchased vm previously but this still happens with my serial.
Do I need this and can anyone help?
Gavin.
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Dr Gavin Seddon
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of
I have purchased vm previously but this still happens with my serial.
you really purchased a full serial? wow I would try with trial key first.
I had that same problem before, but I think it was because of vmware
version. I'm not sure about it.
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Int'l Anti-Microsoft Assn. Japan/S'pore Dept.
Hi, I have tried to start vmware and I get
'failed to start unable to connect to peer process.
I have purchased vm previously but this still happens with my serial.
Do I need this and can anyone help?
Gavin.
It can be 2 things
Either /dev/vmmon is missing or you do not have permissions for
I had this as well.
Have you added your user to the 'vmware' group?
Don't forget to log out and back in after this change has been made.
HTH!
On Sunday 04 December 2005 16:03, Taka John Brunkhorst wrote:
I have purchased vm previously but this still happens with my serial.
you really
On Sunday 04 December 2005 16:16, Nuitari wrote:
Hi, I have tried to start vmware and I get
'failed to start unable to connect to peer process.
I have purchased vm previously but this still happens with my serial.
Do I need this and can anyone help?
Gavin.
It can be 2 things
Either
Hi,
i try to cross-compile c/c++ code for windows (mingw). I already emerged
xmingw-binutils xmingw-gcc xmingw-runtime xmingw-w32api.
I can compile .c sources with i386-mingw32msvc-gcc without errors, but
if I want compile c++ files, it gives me following error-message:
i386-mingw32msvc-gcc
