[_] Stop it!!
Ben Butterfield
underscore at beebee-design.co.uk
Sat Mar 3 10:22:28 GMT 2007
Morning Peter! Yep. I was trying to install on Fedora Core guest, but am now installing Debian again. I don't know if this is going to make things any easier yet. I found this write up: http://www.thoughtpolice.co.uk/vmware/howto/fedora-core-6-vmware-tools-install.html At the bottom, it says that "vmhgfs compile" is not fixed and that seems to be where I am getting stuck. It would keep saying that the headers didnt match and where are they located. Any idea what that means? Ta, Ben P.S. I will call you on Monday. ;) Peter Church wrote: > Morning :), > are you trying to install the vm tools on your linux guest? > > If so in the past all I did was use su to become root cd into the fake > mounted CD drive cp the package over to /tmp unzip it and run the > install sctipt. then reboot the box.. Never needed to stop a Gui > before... > > If you realy need to stop the gui, type who -rb if you see the system > runlevel set to 5 type init 3 > > That should take you to a login prompt no gui running :) > > Although If you are wanting to play with a new linux package go Ubuntu > 6.10 I am amazed how much better than fedora it is :) My wireless card > just worked from install !! and I am sad to say that synaptic package > management make rpm look like a pile and the install took about 10 > minutes start to finish :) > > > > On Sat, 2007-03-03 at 09:17 +0000, Ben Butterfield wrote: >> Morning guys and girls, >> >> I have Fedora Core 6 running on VMWare and am trying to install VMWare >> Tools. In order to do so, I need to shut down the X server. On Debian, I >> would normally do something like..... >> >> /etc/init.d/kdm stop >> >> But there is no kdm or anything that resembles it in /etc/init.d >> >> Anyone know the command to stop it? >> >> Ta, >> >> Ben >> >> > >