> VMWare users: Just be aware that VMWare doesn't officially support > Fedora *at all*, so any kind of support you get will have to be from > their community support site, their newsgroups, or here. Keep it in > mind. Hopefully VMWare will see the error of their ways ;) and start > officially supporting Fedora soon. > > That said, Core-1 seems to work fairly well, but there are definitely > problems with Core-2. You must boot the kernel with vdso=0 and the > switch to Xorg from Xfree definitely wreaks havoc with their 'vmware > tools' installer and configuration scripts. You might have better luck > using a working core-1 image and running the core-2 upgrade install. > > Patrick This is exactly what I did. I already had Core 1 and VMWare installed. I upgraded to Core 2 and have had no problems whatsoever with VMWare since (other then a warning that the 2.6 kernel is not officially supported). -- ----------------------------------------------- Paul Chauvet UNIX & Linux Systems Administrator State University of New York at New Paltz -----------------------------------------------
