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trooper
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 Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2002 6:12 am Post subject: vmware eula? |
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g'day,
i have recently succesfully emerged vmware. however, when i run the vmware-config.pl file it spits out the eula and to continue with configuration one must agree to the terms by clicking on yes (or no). herein the problem lies. in xterm where the eula is displayed there is no yes or no displayed that is needed to proceed.
do i need to execute vmware-config.pl with something other than xterm command line?
yours in confusion,
trooper |
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dbacon
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Location: Manhattan, KS USA
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| Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2002 7:12 am Post subject: Re: vmware eula? |
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| trooper wrote: | g'day,
i have recently succesfully emerged vmware. however, when i run the vmware-config.pl file it spits out the eula and to continue with configuration one must agree to the terms by clicking on yes (or no). herein the problem lies. in xterm where the eula is displayed there is no yes or no displayed that is needed to proceed.
do i need to execute vmware-config.pl with something other than xterm command line?
yours in confusion,
trooper |
The eula is displayed using some viewer program ('less' or some equivalent), after which it will prompt you to type 'yes' or 'no'. So you must exit the viewer program, i.e. type 'q' to quit. |
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