Salut
J'ai été sur le site officiel de vmware pour télécharger le
vmware workstation 5
il existe trois paquets:
Windows:
Linux: Compressed Tar Archive
Linux: RPM Version 68 Mo
Il est impératif de s'inscrire et de répondre au formulaire...
Le rpm s'est installé tout seul grâce au gestionnaire de téléchargement
""Installer le rpm""" en root
Je n'ai pas encore fait la configuration , vu que je n'ai que linux
sur la bécane ... lol
néanmoins, ce ne devrait pas être dur à configurer
genre suse pro et mandriva (Miam miam)
je vous invites à aller sur le site officiel de vmware
http://www.vmware.com/
cliquez download
choisissez votre type de plate-forme (linux?) ou (*****Windows***** )c;)
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VMWARE(1) BSD General Commands Manual VMWARE(1)
NAME
vmware - Intel(TM) x86(TM)-based virtual machine
SYNOPSIS
vmware [-s name=value] [-k vmx_file_list] [-m] [-x] [-X] [-q] [-v]
[configfile] [-- <X toolkit options>]
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 1998-2005 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved.
DESCRIPTION
The vmware command starts an Intel X86-based virtual machine. Depending
upon your hardware configuration, you can run a number of virtual
machines simultaneously.
This page describes options for starting virtual machines from the com-
mand line using vmware. For more information, see the in-product Help
and the VMware Web site at http://www.vmware.com/support.
A VMware virtual machine provides an execution environment for full,
unmodified operating systems running on an x86-based computer. The host operating system runs on the real hardware. A guest operating system runs
inside a virtual machine. You may install one of several different guest
operating systems in each of your virtual machines, and each operating
system is secure and isolated from the host machine's operating system as
well as from the other guest operating systems on the host.
You can specify a virtual machine's configuration by setting parameters
in a configuration file using the syntax name=value. Parameters are set
one-per-line. Lines that begin with a number sign (#) are comments and
are ignored. To use a configuration file, specify it on the vmware com-
mand line.
You can also change configuration variables on the command line using the
-s option with the following syntax:
name=value
After a double-dash separator (--), X toolkit options may be passed as
arguments, although some of them (in particular size and title) are
ignored.
OPTIONS
-s name=value
Set the configuration variable name to value, overriding other def-
initions of name.
-k vmx_file_list
Specifies which virtual machines should available on the tabs in
quick switch mode. The argument vmx_file_list is a file that con-
tains a list of pathnames to virtual machine configuration files
(.vmx files), one pathname per line.
-m Start the local console in quick switch mode. In this mode, the
local console occupies the entire screen and you can switch between
virtual machines by selecting tabs at the top of the screen.
-x Power-on the virtual machine on startup. Equivalent to pressing
the power-on button after the program starts. Requires that you
specify a configuration file on the command line.
-X Power-on and switch to full screen. Same as -x, but switch to full
screen mode after powering on. Requires that you specify a config-
uration file on the command line.
-q Attempt to exit the virtual machine after powering off. This is
particularly useful when the guest operating system is capable of
powering off the virtual machine. Requires that you specify a con-
figuration file on the command line.
-v Display the program version then exit without starting a virtual
machine.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
TMPDIR Location of temporary files. Defaults to /tmp.
FILES
/etc/vmware/locations Record of where files are installed.
/etc/vmware/config Configuration default settings for the machine.
~/.vmware/config User-specific configuration default settings.
~/.vmware/preferences User-specific preferences.
~/.vmware/license User license.
/usr/lib/vmware (by default)
Library directory, possibly shared by several
hosts.
diskfile.MULTILOCK
diskfile.READLOCK
diskfile.WRITELOCK Temporary lock files for diskfile.
diskfile.REDO Redo log for diskfile, created when diskfile is
accessed in undoable mode.
SEE ALSO
Most of the documentation for VMware products is available in the user's
manual for that product, through Help (run vmware and click the Help but-
ton) and at http://www.vmware.com/support.
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