[Re: [lug] Vmware in Slackware???]

[Justin]

Turns out this wasn't a big problem at all. Just during the installation of
vmware it asks where your init.d/ and rc*.d/ directories are. Those of us that
use slack know that those directories don't exist. I just had to manually
create the directories and off I went. I now have working version of vmware
2.0 on my slack7 box.

Justin

Trent Jarvi <trentjarvi at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Some description of the problem would be helpful.  I suspect you need to
recompile and install the
> kernel modules that come with vmware.  vmware should work on any libc6
system with 2.2 kernels
> AFAIK.
> 
> --- Justin <glowecon at netscape.net> wrote:
> > I am trying to get Vmware working on my slackware 7 box. I didn't know,
> > however, that vmware is "meant" to to be used on either Redhat, Suse, or
> > Caldera. Has anyone successfully got vmware working in slack or know where
I
> > can find out how to get it working? I checked the vmware website and it's
no
> > help. Any help is much appreciated...
> > 
> > Justin
> > 
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