|
楼主 |
发表于 2005-7-13 09:28:41
|
显示全部楼层
现在上班用win2000,回家用ubuntu,现在用的挺顺手了,没有发现什么不方便之处,至于实在需要在win里面用的程序,我再开winxp吧(实在没办法,里面只有zzflash和csf player),权当是过渡的方法。
装vmware还算顺利,唯一耽误时间的地方就是设置header的位置。感谢老外的一个帖子:
i3dmaster
Ubuntu Espresso Roast
Default HOWTO: Install vmware under your ubuntu
Wouldn't be nice if we can play diff OSs under ubuntu? Yes, that will have a lot of fun... I just tried install the latest VMware workstation 5 under ubuntu and it went pretty successfully (well, I did some researches beforehands). So I am gonna share it with everyone here.
1. Since VMware does not support any of the current Hoary kernels (2.6.10-x), you will have to build the vmware modules during the installation, so there are something you have to load before you start installing Vmware.
a. build-essential (apt-get install build-essential). It gives you all the compiling tools that you MUST need.
b. linux-source (apt-get install linux-source-xxx). For instance, mine is 2.6.10 for my running kernel 2.6.10-5-686
c. linux-headers (apt-get install linux-headers-xxx). For instance, mine is 2.6.10-5-686.
Anyway, just search apt repos for the headhers, source for your running kernel.
2. the kernel source does not get installed after you apt-get, so you will need to go to the /usr/src dir and manually untar it. After you get the directory, then do "ln -sf you_linux_source_dir linux". This will create a symblic link named "linux" under the same dir.
3. Once you have them loaded, go to www.vmware.com to download the vmware 5 code (version 13124 is the latest). I recommend the tar.gz format since it has a nice installation perl script.
3. gunzip and untar it, it will have a vmware-distrib directory generated, go to that dir and run the vmware-install.pl script.
4. Follow the instructions and take pretty much all default settings (as long as you don't make any customized changes on the previous installations, header files location, source location, etc will all be in the default places)
Hopefully, the installation script will build the kernel modules without any problem (it normally shouldn't), if so, congratulations! You have Vmware available on your ubnutu now. you can just do "vmware" to bring up the GUI and install whatever OSs you like in there...
A comment is when you setup the virtual network interfaces during the installation process, make sure you bridge the right NIC card to the virtual interface. The default is "eth0" but you might want to make sure you do have "eth0"...
Have fun... |
|