Friday, January 10, 2014

How-to Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit Easy Guide

Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit

The Tutorial Show How-to Install the VMWare Tools on OpenSUSE Linux 13.1 KDE4 i686/x8664 Desktop.


You need to know that the VMWare Tools Installed and Working will Grant you a More Pleasant Journey with OpenSUSE Linux on the VMWare Virtual Machine

With the VMWare Tools Installed you Can Custom Easy-Resizing the Screen Just Dragging and More your Guest will Dispose Also of Shared Folders to Easy Exchanging Files with the Host System!

Just Take the Time of Carefully Looking, Reading and Following the Detailed Instructions and Commands Contained in this Guide.

Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit - Featured
  1. Open Terminal Window
    Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit - Open Terminal
  2. Installing the OpenSUSE Kernel Sources
    zypper in kernel-source
  3. Installing the GCC Compiler
    zypper in gcc

    After your system should be Ready for VMware Tools installation.:)

  4. Start the Process of Downloading and Mounting the VMWare Tools CD with:
    Virtual Machine >> Install VMWare Tools
    You need to Wait Until VMWare has Provided to Downloading and Mounting the VMWare Tools CD.
    If after Download the Window with the VMWare Tools Do Not Appear you will Need to Manually Disconnect the CD/DVD in:
    Virtual Machines >> CD/DVD(IDE) >> Disconnect CD/DVD
    and after Re-Starting the VMWare Tools Installation...
  5. Open Dolphin File Manager
    Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit - Opening a Dolphin File Manager Window
  6. Right-Click on the VMWare-Tools Archive and Select Extract Archive to...

    Browser for the /tmp Directory as Destination.

    Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit - KDE4 Desktop Extracting the VMware-Tools
  7. To Get Enabled the Shared Folders Apply Patch:

  8. VMWare Tools Installation:
    cd /tmp/vmware*
    ./vmware-install.pl
    Follow to Accept All the Default Proposed Settings... In Case you Got "not a valid path" for linux-headers Look:

    This is the Sign of Success! :)

     

    Install VMware Tools on OpenSUSE 13.1 32/64bit - Success
  9. Finally to Enable VMWare Tools without Logout
    /usr/bin/vmware-user
  10. VMware-Tools Installation Guides for Other Linux Distros:

    How-to Install the VMWare Tools on Linux Distros