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I have dual partitioned my harddrive, and am running both Debian 3.0 and Windows XP Pro. Everything worked fine before installing vmware, including my startx, which worked fine. After installing ...
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- 04-25-2003 #1Just Joined!
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vmware troubles
I have dual partitioned my harddrive, and am running both Debian 3.0 and Windows XP Pro. Everything worked fine before installing vmware, including my startx, which worked fine. After installing vmware, when I run startx it fails and tells me that "no devices found". I checked out my X config file, and my monitor settings have been over-written with vmware settings.
Does anyone know, is there a certain command I use to reset them back to my monitor settings, or what do i do?
Thanks
- 04-25-2003 #2Linux Engineer
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You must install the vmware-tools to be able to start your X inside of vmware, it has ints own drivers and settings for that. Check under tools or settings after the vmware tools install value.
Read the information about installing thoose, its a little bit different depending on which version of vmware you are using.
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Andutt
- 04-25-2003 #3Just Joined!
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thank you, i'll try that as well. but even when i boot linux from start up my X doesn't work. will this fix this as well?
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- 04-26-2003 #4Linux Engineer
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Yes it will fix that, if you dont install vmwaretools you will fail in starting X anyhow. Good luck
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Andutt


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