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Edgy: Does not notify user if interaction is needed. And failes packages.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 71630 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71630
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vmware-player fails to run when Mist theme selected
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74200
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install/uninstall doesn't complete because of broken init-script
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/99829
You rec
Have you tried suspending the VM before you suspend your laptop?
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Please post if you don't have any problems either as the bug needs to be
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VMWare Player only runs with root privileges
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Can you turn off your iptables script and try installing again? It
looks like it's having trouble pinging the network and then has a
cascading failure from there. Or do you have any other security stuff
running? (SELinux?) Also try purging (dpkg -P vmware-player) the
package and remove the /etc
Thanks Roberto. Can you try running:
LC_ALL=C vmplayer
(I doubt this will make any difference, it appears to be falling back to
C anyway.)
Do you have the package language-pack-en installed? If not, can you try
installing it then running vmplayer again?
If that still doesn't work, please run
Please post the output of "locale -a"
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What locale are you using? Can you launch it from the command line and
see if it outputs some errors?
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Why do you want to install the player when the modules aren't available
for it to work after it's installed? Am I missing entirely what you're
trying to accomplish?
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vmware-player uninstallable running default kernel
The vmware-player package hasn't been modified at all between edgy and
feisty (still at version 1.0.2-2 in each) so there wasn't a chance for a
regression there.
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Please post your logs /tmp/vmware-$USER as well as any core dumps and
other logs from the folder your VM is in.
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** Summary changed:
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According to those posts this has never worked, so I assume this isn't
really a regression?
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on purge, vmware player leaves /etc/vmware/locations which makes official
vmware distributions uninstallable
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Sounds like you need to purge it and reinstall. Did you have any other
VMware products installed before this?
** Changed in: vmware-player (Ubuntu)
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package configuration failure leads to reconfiguring every time a package gets
installed
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This doesn't seem to affect Player 2.0.
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No error message when file fails to read
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This was more of a problem of kernel modules not being updated in sync
and not a problem with the user-level vmware-player package.
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VMWare Player fails to install
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Edgy: Does not notify user if interaction is needed. And failes packages.
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vmware uses prompting in the terminal window when installing (was: install
requires 'Yes')
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You can change the folder by opening ~/.vmware/preferences and setting
prefvmx.defaultVMPath = "/path/here" to whatever you wish. I agree that
it doesn't make much sense and have filed a bug upstream.
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VMware Player creates empty ~/vmware directory
https://launchpad.net/bugs/63785
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Thanks for pointing that out Michael. This should have made it into
player 1.0.3.
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This may be a duplicate of #64727. Can you please give a ls -l
~/.vmware output.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 50772 ***
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on purge, vmware player leaves /etc/vmware/locations which makes official
vmware distributions uninstallable
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This is the old text:
Description: Free virtual machine player from VMware
The free VMware Player lets you run pre-built virtual machines on
your desktop. You can run multiple operating systems
side-by-side ...
I can see your point, especially since capital Free is sometimes used to
refer to
** Summary changed:
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We haven't seen anything like this. Reopen if it still happens in
feisty with official packages.
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Sounds like the libdbus-1-2 problem which was resolved.
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Are you still experiencing this crash with the latest player?
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I think the problem is /etc/init.d/vmware-player is just getting marked
as a config file and it shouldn't. Looking at other packages, it
appears /etc/rc2*.d symlinks don't themselves get removed until purge.
** Changed in: vmware-player (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Were you using a theme besides either Clearlooks or Human? Or any non-
standard theme changes, etc.?
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This sounds like a madwifi issue. I'm not aware of problems with any
other network drivers. Please reopen if you feel otherwise.
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[feisty] VMWare bridged networking doesn't work with madiwifi-ng
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Player, and especially Workstation, don't fit in Accessories. I'm not
saying it fits in System Tools either. But, users have come to expect
our products to be under System Tools. This won't be changed unless a
better choice comes along or all of our products make a switch.
If the category is dr
When custom kernel modules are built they should Provides: vmware-
player-kernel-modules. Just having the source installed doesn't mean
that the binary modules have been built.
** Changed in: vmware-player (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Michael Vogt
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirme
Please run it from the command line and paste any output from it. Works
for me when using Mist.
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How can it not be a major problem to be missing the player kernel
modules for your current kernel?
Why should the player setup succeed when in reality something is broken
and the software won't work. At least if the installation fails the
user will see there is an error. Otherwise they'll believ
** Changed in: vmware-player (Ubuntu)
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libdbus-1-2 doesn't appear to be in edgy so I assume this isn't a
problem any more.
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[edgy] wrong dependence (libdbus-1-2)?
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There are a lot of images placed there that the UI uses. We put all the
icons that are used for launchers, etc. in the correct places in
/usr/share. We keep to ourselves in our folder in /usr/lib so this
really isn't a problem.
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Status: Unconfirmed =>
Had you installed any VMware products using the tar installers
downloaded from the website?
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This was fixed a while back using the solution in the last comment.
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According to xdg:
"This section contains a number of well known categories and suggestions
on how to use them. The list of Main Categories consist of those
categories that every conforming desktop environment MUST support. By
including one of these categories in an application's desktop entry file
nder that category were simply hidden from the default
install (eg gconf-editor). Since Player isn't installed by default, I
think it's ok to use this category.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => VMware Build Team
Status: Confirmed => Rejec
We're listed as the maintainer, but Ubuntu actually creates the kernel
module packages. We're looking into it.
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I lied, I submitted a fix for 49924 (which the first comment is about),
not this bug. I don't see this problem though.
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I've got a change sent off to Ubuntu people to fix this, I imagine it's
in the approval queue.
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I've spoken to dholback about this, and we're trying to work something
out. As a side not, people can always use the source package and use
module-assistant to build modules for kernels that aren't supported yet.
I agree, this is lame, but it helps in the short term.
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Right. The official position of the openssl developers is that different
version numbers (as opposed to the letter suffixes) are not
interchangeable - so Player must exactly depend on 0.9.7.
This isn't a bug.
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Thanks for reminding me. I can confirm this (but I don't see how to do
this in launchpad when logged in as VMware Build Team). I've got a bug
open in VMware's bug tracking system on this, I should have filed a
corrsponding launchpad bug.
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Working on a fix now. Thanks for the reports!
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