pidgin2.9在ubuntu10.04的安装 & vmware
该网站http://ubuntuguide.net/pidgin-2-9-0-released-installation-in-ubuntu-10-0410-1011-04有相关的解释，可以参考。中文方面的目前比较缺乏。the following is from http://ubuntuguide.net/install-vmware-tools-on-ubuntu-10-04
Install Vmware Tools on Ubuntu 10.04
VMware Tools are fully compatible with Ubuntu 10.04. If you’re running the latest version of Vmware software product,you can install newest version of Vmware Tools by following codes.
First attach the ISO image containing VMware Tools to the virtual machine. Then open a terminal window and execute the following commands
sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
cp /media/cdrom/VMware*.tar.gz /tmp
sudo umount /media/cdrom
cd /tmp
tar xzvf VMware*.gz
cd vmware-tools-distrib/
sudo ./vmware-install.plJust press Enter for default when the installation script asks for answers.
You can download an image from http://chrysaor.info/?page=images&filter=Ubuntu if you don’t have a disc with the ISO image and use this instead the second command in previous codes:
sudo mount -o loop PATH/TO/ISO /media/cdromCheck Chrysaor.info
Related posts:
[*]Install VMware Tools on ubuntu 9.04
[*]How to Add Shared Folders in Vmware Player
[*]How to install VMware Player in Ubuntu 9.10
[*]How to install TeXLive 2010 on Ubuntu 10.10
[*]How to mount a partition(ntfs,fat32,.iso,and so on) in ubuntu
And other information from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Player. It helps to install vmplayer
The following is frome http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Tools
[*]VMware
[*]Tools
目录
[*]What are 'VMware Tools'?
[*]Installing VMware tools on an Ubuntu guest
[*]VMware-tools for Windows (for running Windows in VMware on Ubuntu)
[*]Workarounds for guests running old Ubuntu releases
[*]Installing from Host Ubuntu 10.10
[*]Resolving VMware Tools compilation errors under Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty) and VMware Fusion 3.1.2
[*]Additional Resources
What are 'VMware Tools'?
The VMware Tools are software installed on a guest VM for improving performance when running on a VMware/Esx, VMware/Player,VMware/Server or VMware/Workstation host. The tools provide:
[*]VMware Network acceleration
[*]VMware Video acceleration
[*]Host to Guest time synchronization
[*]Seamless mouse movement between host and guest
[*]Cut & Paste - Guest to Host and Guest to Guest (with VMware Toolbox) (possibly only on gnome)
[*]Disk Shrink (with VMware Toolbox running at root)
[*]Startup/Shutdown Scripts (with VMware Toolbox running at root)
[*]HeartBeat (VMware/Esx only ?)
This page explains how to install the VMware Tools on an Ubuntu guest VM.
Installing VMware tools on an Ubuntu guest
VMware tools can be obtained from:
[*]the open-vm-tools package in Ubuntu
[*]packages.vmware.com
[*]your VMware host (this method does not use .deb packages)
Installing from Ubuntu package open-vm-tools
The VMware tools are part of open-vm-tools. Make sure that the ''multiverse'' repository is enabled and do:
#install kernel headers so modules will work
#needed this on a 10.04 guest running in a Fusion 3 host
apt-get install linux-headers-virtual
# install kernel modules
apt-get install --no-install-recommends open-vm-dkms
# EITHER: install tools for an xorg install
apt-get install open-vm-tools
# OR: a headless install
apt-get install --no-install-recommends open-vm-tools(Note: At the moment a plain install will also install Xorg - bug #628039. This is probably not what you want for a headless VM. Use the "--no-install-recommends" workaround)
Installing from packages.vmware.com
VMware provide packages for Ubuntu. The install procedure is documented in VMware Tools Installation Guide: Operating System Specific Packages.
To add the repository and install tools do:
apt-add-repository 'deb http://packages.vmware.com/tools/esx/4.1latest/ubuntu lucid main restricted'
wget http://packages.vmware.com/tools/VMWARE-PACKAGING-GPG-KEY.pub -q -O- | \
apt-key add -
# (The above links to the ESX "4.1latest" builds of VMware-tools; however,
# these packages should be compatible with all VMware servers, not just ESX 4.1)Note: using apt-add-repository will also add an entry for sources, which are not available in the vmware repository. You'll need to manually delete the deb-src entry for "packages.vmware.com", which should be at the bottom of your /etc/apt/sources.list file
apt-get update
apt-get install vmware-open-vm-tools-kmod-source
module-assistant prepare
module-assistant build vmware-open-vm-tools-kmod-source
# depending on your kernel version, you may need to specify the path to headers like this
# module-assistant build vmware-open-vm-tools-kmod-source -v -t -k /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.35-25-server/
module-assistant install vmware-open-vm-tools-kmod
# EITHER: install tools for headless system
apt-get install vmware-open-vm-tools-nox
# OR: install for Xorg system
apt-get install vmware-open-vm-tools
Installing from your VMware host
Warning: This install method does not use Ubuntu packages. Instead, it bypasses dpkg and writes files directly to your system. This is generally not recommended.
Start up a terminal window and do the following to ensure that you have the required packages for building VMware Tools or your kernel.
sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r` psmiscNOTE: linux-headers-uname -r is not required on a default build as these headers already exist. They are listed here in case you have made kernel modifications.
From the VMware menu, choose VM->Install VMware Tools. You should see a mounted CD image show up on the desktop. In the File Browser that pops up, right-click the VMwareTools*.tar.gz file and extract to the Desktop.
If the cdrom was not automatically mounted, mount the cdrom (in your guest OS) by doing
# make a mount point if needed :
sudo mkdir /media/cdrom
# Mount the CD
sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
# Copy and extract VMWareTools
sudo cp /media/cdrom/VMwareTools*.tar.gz ~/Desktop
# You can extract with archive manager, right click on the archive and extract ... or
tar xvf VMwareTools*.tar.gz
# Install as belowOpen a terminal window, and run the following commands.
cd ~/Desktop/vmware-tools-distrib
sudo ./vmware-install.plDuring vmware-install.pl, choose the default answers to everything (just hit the <enter> key).
You can configure the tools as root
sudo vmware-toolboxOtherwise run them as a user (not root)
vmware-toolbox
[*]In order for the synchronized clipboard and mouse to function as well as the host shared folders feature, you must have vmware-toolbox running, although you can minimize the window.
To have vmware tools auto start with your sessions, go to System->Preferences->Sessions->Startup Programs. Click Add, enter vmware-toolbox, Ok, Close.
If you are running a Kubuntu guest OS.
echo "/usr/bin/vmware-toolbox" > ~/.kde/Autostart/vmware-toolbox.sh
chmod +x ~/.kde/Autostart/vmware-toolbox.shIn order to get the scroll wheel to work again after the above install, you will need to make a minor change to the xorg.conf file.
In the "Configured Mouse" section, change the following line as indicated:
Option "Protocol" "imps/2"If you have more than five buttons (scroll wheel counts as three), then you might need the following line:
Option "Protocol" "ExplorerPS/2"Restart X.
VMware-tools for Windows (for running Windows in VMware on Ubuntu)
Power on the virtual machine. When the guest operating system starts, right-click VM and select "Install VMware Tools" (or for ESXi right-click and select "Guest"->"Install VMware tools). A "VMware Tools" ISO should appear in the Windows guest and auto-run. For more information see vmware.com : Installing VMware tools
Workarounds for guests running old Ubuntu releases
See VMware/OldUbuntuGuestWorkarounds.
Installing from Host Ubuntu 10.10
This method installs VMware tools and makes the crucial auto start entry sorted for you as well.
First got to the Console Virtual Machine > Install VMware Tools.
#Mount the CD drom
sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom
sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
#Run this command to find the exact name of the VMware Tools bundle; the file name varies depending on your version of Fusion:
ls /mnt/cdrom
#Extract contents of cdrom to tmp directory
tar -zxvf /mnt/cdrom/VMwareTools-<x.x.x-xxxx>.tar.gz -C /tmp/Note: <x.x.x-xxxx> is the version discovered in the previous step which at the time of writing was VMwareTools-8.3.7-341836.tar.gz
#now move into the vmware tools directory in tmp directory.
cd /tmp/vmware-tools-distrib/
#Run the installerwith the -d switch to accept defaults.
sudo ./vmware-install.pl -dNote: The -d switch assumes that you want to accept the defaults. If you do not use -d, press Return to accept the defaults or supply your own answers.
#If the installer can't find GCC compiler, run
sudoapt-get install gcc Auto start of vmware tools is essential to a stress free admin life.
Run this command to reboot the virtual machine after the installation completes:
#Rebooting to test persistence of the vmware tools across reboots.
sudo rebootCheck if the VMware Tools status shows 'OK'on the vm summary tab of vSphere server. This method ensure proper permissions for executable and puts the file in startup as well.
Resolving VMware Tools compilation errors under Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty) and VMware Fusion 3.1.2
[*]Read this
Additional Resources
[*]VMware Tools for Linux Guests
[*]Repeated Keystrokes Occur in Terminal Window on Linux Guest
[*]http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1022525
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