Install:
	$ perl /cdrom/vmware-install.pl
	choose /usr/local/bin instead of /usr/bin or /bin.

	For RPM based installation:
		rpm -Uhv VMware-.rpm 

Configure:
        /usr/local/bin/vmware-config.pl
	When you upgrade your host operating system kernel, run vmware-config.pl
	again, it is not necessary to reinstall VMware Workstation after you
	upgrade your kernel.

Run:
        /usr/local/bin/vmware

Before you can power on a Virtual Machine, you must enter your serial number.
	Within VMware, go to Help > Enter Serial Number.

Uninstall:
	$ perl /usr/local/bin/vmware-install.pl	

	RPM:
		rpm -qa | grep VM
		rpm -e VMwareWorkstation

Upgrage:
	Resume and Shut Down Suspended Virtual Machines
	Remove Snapshots
	$ perl /cdrom/vmware-install.pl
	RPM (uninstall/install):
		rpm -qa | grep VM
		rpm -e VMwareWorkstation*
		rpm -Uhv VMware-.rpm 

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vmware-config.pl
	desktop menu entry icons (*.desktop)
		/usr/share/applications
	application icons
		/usr/share/pixmaps
	directory of C header files that match running kernel
	The "linux" directory would be a symbolic link to kernel-headers-x.x.x.x
		Location is autodetected if installed correctly...
		/usr/src/linux/include
		/lib/modules/2.4.27-3-386/build/include
		The "build" directory above is a symbolic link to below
		/usr/src/kernel-headers-2.4.27-3/include
	bridge    = yes (normal)
	nat       = no (NAT)
	host-only = no (host and VMs only)

Installing kernel-headers if needed by vmware-config.pl
	If kernel headers are not available for your running kernel,
	install a new kernel version that has supplied kernel-headers.
		# find /cdrom/pool/main/k/ | grep kernel-image
		# find /cdrom/pool/main/k/ | grep kernel-headers
	# ipkg install kernel-image-x.x.xx-ix86.deb

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Before you can upgrade a VM, the kernel module "vmmon" must be loaded. This is
a root user operation. This module should be loaded with:
	/etc/init.d/vmware start

To check vmware status:
	/etc/init.d/vmware status