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This article mainly explains "how Fedora vmware starts Linux in ghost computer". Interested friends may wish to take a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Now let the editor take you to learn how Fedora vmware starts Linux in ghost computer.

1 install vmtools for linux: select VM >; install Fedora vmware tools... from the Fedora vmware workstation program menu

Start linux in ghost computer and execute:

Mkdir / mnt/cdrom mount-o ro / dev/cdrom / mnt/cdrom (the installation file for vmtools is placed in the virtual cdrom of Fedora vmware. You must first find the installation file on this CD-ROM drive on mount) cd / mnt/cdrom tar-zxvf Fedora vmwareTools-5.0.0-12124.i386.tar.gz-C / tmp (extract the installation file to / tmp)

Cd / tmp/Fedora vmware-tools-distrib / Fedora vmware-install.pl (execute the vwware installation script, which is written in perl) here, the installer will ask a series of questions such as where the installation files are stored and setting the resolution, in most cases, installing the default configuration Fedora vmware tools will work, so press enter for each question to select the default configuration.

After installation, Fedora vmware will add a vmhgfs module to the kernel. You can use lsmod to view 2 to set the host computer shared directory: switch to the windows desktop in ghost computer and select VM >; Settings >; Options >; Shared Folders > in the Fedora vmware workstation program menu; Properties click the "add" button at the bottom right of the dialog box, and click "next"

Enter the name of the shared directory in the text box "name" (the directory name filled in here will show the same directory name in ghost computer's linux system later). Suppose fc4_iso; enters the directory that the windows system in host computer wants to share in "host folder", assuming F:\ linux-cd\ RedHat\ Fedora_Core_4\ stentz-dvd-i386, and then click finish.

The next dialog box is to choose the sharing method: Enable this share means that the share is valid for a long time and the directory can be read and written; Read-only means that the share is valid for a long time and the directory is read-only; Disable after this session means that the share will expire the next time ghost computer is shut down or suspended. Normally, select Enable this share and click "finish"

Since then, after shared folder has been set up, the use of the 3shared folder directory has been switched to ghost computer's linux system, execute: cd / mnt/hgfs ls can see the fc3_iso directory, and you can use cp and other instructions to achieve windows to linux,linux to windows read and write operation

4 Note adding a shared folder to the Fedora vmware software or making a version of the parameters of shared folder will take effect immediately, that is to say, you can immediately see the newly added shared directory and experience the parameter change in ghost computer's linux system.

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