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Proposal: Fix Ubuntu 16.04 for VMware #68
Proposal: Fix Ubuntu 16.04 for VMware #68
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There needs to be a test on kernel version - |
@annawake Oh, seems that the vmware plugin 4.0.9 still does not play nice with the ubuntu1404 template. I've built it locally with the latest changes in master branch to install open-vm-tools, but a SSH is available, kernel 4.2 is installed, the open-vm-tools are installed. I remember that the vagrant vmware plugin needs a file Ping @cbednarski for a short advice? The vagrant vmware plugin tries a
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Yes, the Ubuntu 14.04 images still don't work with VMware. I tried the obvious permutations just to see if it helped - flipped on/off install_open_vm_tools and on/off the en33 workaround in cleanup - didn't help. It could be the VMware plugin and/or that 14.04.4 ships with an updated kernel that might not be expected. I dunno. |
@StefanScherer I have not updated my 14.04 image to use open-vm-tools yet. I have an old version based on 14.04.3 that still uses the proprietary installer and has an old enough kernel that the VMware installer still works. I will send you a note if I have a chance to take a look at this. |
@annawake Thanks for confirming. @cbednarski Thanks for the details. For my local boxes I'll switch to 16.04 as it works now and I'm glad that the vagrant plugin works with VMware again. |
This is a proposal to fix the ubuntu1604 template for VMware.
I have tested this PR with Vagrant 1.8.1 / Vagrant VMware plugin 4.0.9 / VMware Fusion Pro 8.1:
I know that the
vmware.sh
should be more intelligent to support older Ubuntu versions. So this should be reviewed how to write the "if-else" block to decice which Ubuntu version still needs VMware Tools and from which version on we switch to the open-vm-tools.