3. Installing VMWare Server 2
First things first. To install VMWare Server 2, you need to install
three packages: build-essential, linux-headers-server, and xinetd. If
linux-headers-server does not point to the headers of the kernel you are
using, install the correct ones. I had to install
"linux-headers-2.6.27-7-server". You can check what kernel version you
are currently running with "uname -r".
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Our ebusiness infrastucture homepage
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release the current lease: dhclient -r renew a lease: dhclient ifname
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Another good site. Used for wiki update.
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