So I have realized that even though virtualbox is more suited for devops activities like vagrant, docker, container, kubernetes etc., I still somehow like vmware workstation; may be because I just like VMware since I have doing VMware stuff from a very long time. I just liked the grouping of VMs, folder, tabs and more.
I keep hitting a small hurdle and that is getting the VMware tools installed on it. I am currently using centos for jenkins, docker, kubernetes, vagrant, openstack and more. So here is a just a reminder for the future me to just throw these lines at the terminal (preferably as a root user).
I keep hitting a small hurdle and that is getting the VMware tools installed on it. I am currently using centos for jenkins, docker, kubernetes, vagrant, openstack and more. So here is a just a reminder for the future me to just throw these lines at the terminal (preferably as a root user).
UNAME=$(uname -r) yum install g++ gcc make kernel-headers kernel-devel-${UNAME%.*} -y
- Then you can just open the mounted iso in a terminal.
- copy the archive to a different system folder.
- untar it.
- cd into the unarchived folder.
- run the perl installer of vmware tools.
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