Hi All,
The company who puts their logo on my pay cheque requires me to use VMware (as
of today) to do some funky product demos. No big deal. However, during the
configuration of the 3 VM's I need to run (simultaneously) I found a curious
little bug.
If I configure a bridging network
On 11/10/05, James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Anyone else seen this before and if so, did you fix it? Google and VMware's
website turns up nadda.
Haven't experienced the problem you describe personally. Sounds like
one of the kernel modules is not quite right.
Also, Vmware
Hi James
You didnt say which version of vmware you are using, Im guessing 5.0.
See: http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/intro_hostreq_ws.html
Your Kubuntu 2.6.12-9-686. is not supported. When you look on this page you
will see the latest 2.6 kernal supported is 2.6.9. You can probably get
Host networks are fine. Haven't tried NAT'ed networks but we'll see about that
when I'm online again.
Did anyone get any joy on this?
I've tried to run VMware 5.0.0-13124 but as others have found out the
network modules panic the kernel. Tried the old VMware 2.0.4 but again
same issue.
quote who=Broun, Bevan
Your Kubuntu 2.6.12-9-686. is not supported. When you look on this page you
will see the latest 2.6 kernal supported is 2.6.9. You can probably get
everything working by downgrading to this kernel.
You can just use the install scripts that come with VMware to build the
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 08:21:33 +1100, Peter Rundle uttered
Did anyone get any joy on this?
I've tried to run VMware 5.0.0-13124 but as others have found out the
network modules panic the kernel. Tried the old VMware 2.0.4 but again
same issue. (I'm running kernel 2.6.11-smp) Don't feel like
There are 'issues' with VMWare 5's bridge module and the kernel that
ships with Breezy.
Apparently, the latest any-any patch will fix it.
See here for details: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-77040.html
You could also try building your images elsewhere, and runnning them up
in
