DMM VMWARE 5.2.3 or 5.3 can't open "Run Task"
Dear All,
I face problem when install DMM VMWare both version 5.2.3 or 5.3 When I want to open "run task" it will always show processing and can't go next.
I don't know what happen. I try to re-install many time but still found same problem even that I change machine running.
I attach picture in this question, so that all of you can know which page errors.
Thank you very much
Dear all,
This is a known issue if you have not configured the full FQDN of your DMM in the "Servlet Server Address" field under "Digital Signs -> Settings -> Server Settings"
The latest DMM documentation does report this to be a mandatory step:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/video/digital_media_systems/5_x/5_3/dmm/user/guide/dmp/inventory.html#wp2221903
Regards,
Marco
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Application Version: 4.1, 5.0, and 5.5 (all in one package)
Company Name: VMWare
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Memory Test Suite N/A N/A
Graphics Test Suite N/A N/A
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3D - Vertex Shader N/A N/A
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HDD - General Usage N/A N/A
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DirectX Version 9.0c 9.0c
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(Applying a 10.2.0.3 patch is done with opatch and doesn't require a fresh installation of Oracle. A patch mostly just modifies the data dictionary: it's finished in minutes, not hours).
My real point: these sorts of questions are incredibly easy to ask, answer, discard, re-ask, modify, mull over and basically experiment with in a virtual environment.
And again: it's utterly bizarre why you wouldn't have physical access to this database (and keep in mind that I can't keep in mind little nuggets of information such as this one which you didn't see fit to share earlier!)
It's in a virtual server. Virtual servers can be zipped up and emailed! (OK, maybe not 100GB... but I've shipped a small hard disk in a zip-lok pack envelope half way round the world before now -though obviously it wasn't critical to have the contents of that envelope available for use all the time... Still, it sounds to me like here's a technology (virtualisation) that's not being properly exploited). -
How Can I download a Windows 8.1 ISO file to my MacBook Pro for a VMWare Installation?
I am attempting to install Windows 8.0 into a virtual machine with VMWare Fusion 6.02. I've got XP running on an older MacPro so with VMWare so I'm somewhat familiar with how this works but by no means an expert. Foolishly I purchased a license for Windows 8.1 without doing any research on how to get the ISO file. I can download the .exe file to my MacBook Pro no problem but need to have the .iso file on external media in order to install using VMWare which is pretty straightforward (usually).
Can anyone help me with where I can download a full and legal copy of windows 8.1 in .iso format for a full, fresh, clean installation using VMWare Fusion 6.02?Quote from: matthias.klostermair on Today at 16:48:11Yes it started beginning with A7.This does not answer my question, was the BIOS updated before, what BIOS version it came with?
Is it not possible for ... -
Trying to install Vmware Player on OEL 4-kernel 2.6.9-78.0.0.0.1.ELhugemem
All
I need to run a preconfigured Vmware VM on one of ours Enterprise Linux servers. I've already installed VMware-Player-3.1.2-301548.i386.bundle on the machine, no error message, but now when I try to run vmplayer I am getting the following message:
before you can run vmware, several modules must be compiled and loaded into the running kernel:
kernel headers 2.6.9-78.0.0.0.1.ELHugemem
kernel headers for version 2.6.9-78.0.0.0.1.ELHugemem were not found...
I've already searched both on google and on Oracle website for a package containing this version of kernel headers, but didn't find them.
I've did an up2date -i kernel-devel, some kernel headers got installed, but it seems they are at the wrong version:
[root@dscdap01 ~]# ls -la /usr/src/kernels/
total 24
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Nov 2 06:59 .
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Dec 4 2008 ..
drwxr-xr-x 17 root root 4096 Nov 1 09:42 2.6.9-89.31.1.0.1.EL-hugemem-i686
drwxr-xr-x 17 root root 4096 Nov 2 06:59 2.6.9-89.31.1.0.1.EL-i686
As far as I can see, I have two paths for solving this:
1: update the running kernel to 2.6.9-89.31.1.0.1.EL-hugemem-i686 - in order to do that I'll have to restart the machine, which is quite risky because this is an important machine used for many projects and I do not have physical access to it; in case something goes wrong I'll have to make an SR to the GIT guys, and pray for a quick resolution
2. find this particular version on kernel headers (2.6.9-78.0.0.0.1.ELHugemem), install them in a non-standard location and then point vmplayer installer to that location in order to compile and plug them into the running kernel
Questions:
- If I choose the 2nd path:
-- where can I find this particular kernel headers version?
-- after vmplayer compiles them, will it request a machine restart, or plugging them into the running kernel will be possible without restart?
-- I already did an up2date -u, so the entire system excepting the running kernel is updated to whatever is in Oracle's internal repositories. Will this conflict somehow with an older running kernel and modules?
-If I choose the 1th path (update the kernel itself and reboot the machine):
-- will then vmplayer be able to compile and install the kernel modules without asking for another restart?
Thanks a lot for your feedback.
Any idea is appreciated, even pointing me to someone in Oracle that might help (I am an Oracle employee) would be useful.
Regards
SerbanThanks for your reply Joe. I did not realise that I shall search for the package name without "ELHugemem" part since the headers are probably the same. Please correct me if I'm wrong here.
So I downloaded the i686 package, but now I get this message:
[root@dscdap01 ~]# rpm -iv kernel-devel-2.6.9-78.0.1.EL.i686.rpm
warning: kernel-devel-2.6.9-78.0.1.EL.i686.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 82fd17b2
Preparing packages for installation...
package kernel-devel-2.6.9-89.31.1.0.1.EL (which is newer than kernel-devel-2.6.9-78.0.1.EL) is already installed
I am not sure if I shall do a "rpm -ivf" for this package, forcing it to install. Will this command install the package alongside the existing one, or will it overwrite it? My guess is that it will install it alongside the existing one, but since this system is an important one I would prefer to ask before doing any stupid mistake... -
Windows XP OEM - Bootcamp and VMWare Fusion?
Hi everyone,
I need to run Windows on my MBP and just purchased an OEM version of Windows XP with SP2 from ebay (I didn't even know what OEM was at the time - my fault for not doing some more research). I had wanted to install this in Boot Camp and then run my Boot Camp partition through VMWare Fusion when I needed to run both OS's at the same time - will I be able to do this? Or will I be able to only install it in either Boot Camp or VMWare Fusion (if either)?
If I can only install it in one, which would you recommend? I currently own a copy of MS Office for Windows and was going to run that because I need Excel desperately for the business program I am in and need it to run fast (I've heard MS Office '04 for Mac is sluggish for running intense tasks in Excel because of Rosetta on the Intel Macs).
Thanks in advance for any advice!If you don't activate Windows natively, you can use and run it with VMware without having to change activation.
Rosetta is slow on startup and needs more memory. If you only have 1GB, might want more. Whether to run VMware or Office, 2GB is more comfortable. Your MacBook Pro should be able to run Office Mac or OpenOffice/NeoOffice.
See if VMware works without partitioning your drive which can be messy (read threads on "partitioning first also").
Using OEM copy is fine and can save quite a bit, as long as it is SP2 and - of course - works - though I would never buy it on ebay given you can get it from Newegg, Amazon etc. I am a paranoid skeptic of what and where software I install came from today.
Numbers doesn't seem to be a full replacement for Excel, but have you looked at NeoOffice? -
[solved] vmware crashes at startup
Hello
I cant start vmware - it seems that its UI crashes - does anybody have a guess what the problem is?
uname -a
Linux MArch 3.9.4-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat May 25 16:14:55 CEST 2013 x86_64 GNU/Linux
vmware-ui-25005.log
2013-05-27T20:03:46.811+01:00| vmui| W110: PID: 25005, log output: /tmp/vmware-weltio/vmware-ui-25005.log
2013-05-27T20:03:46.811+01:00| vmui| I120: OBJLIB-LIB : Objlib initialized.
2013-05-27T20:03:46.878+01:00| vmui| I120: HAL05LoadHALLibraries: Could not dlopen libhal.so.1.
2013-05-27T20:03:46.878+01:00| vmui| I120: HAL04LoadHALLibraries: Could not dlopen libhal.so.0.
2013-05-27T20:03:46.935+01:00| vmui| I120: UUID: Unable to open /dev/mem: Keine Berechtigung
2013-05-27T20:03:46.935+01:00| vmui| I120: UUID: Invalid gethostid routine. Value = 7F0100.
2013-05-27T20:03:46.936+01:00| vmui| I120: vmxFilePath="/usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-vmx"
2013-05-27T20:03:46.936+01:00| vmui| I120: vmxFilePathDebug="/usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-vmx-debug"
2013-05-27T20:03:46.936+01:00| vmui| I120: vmxFilePathStats="/usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware-vmx-stats"
2013-05-27T20:03:46.949+01:00| vmui| I120: HostDeviceInfo_FindHostCDROMs: enumerating IDE CDROMs
2013-05-27T20:03:46.949+01:00| vmui| I120: HostDeviceInfoFindHostIDECDROMs: /proc/ide could not be explored. Unable to enumerate host IDE cdroms.
2013-05-27T20:03:46.949+01:00| vmui| I120: HostDeviceInfo_FindHostCDROMs: IDE CDROM enumerating completed
2013-05-27T20:03:46.949+01:00| vmui| I120: HostDeviceInfo_FindHostCDROMs: enumerating SCSI CDROMs
2013-05-27T20:03:46.962+01:00| vmui| I120: HostDeviceInfo_FindHostCDROMs: SCSI CDROM enumerating completed
2013-05-27T20:03:47.112+01:00| vmui| I120: SMBIOS: can't open /dev/mem: Insufficient permission to access the file
2013-05-27T20:03:47.112+01:00| vmui| I120: VmhsHostInfoPopulateSystem: Could not get information from smbios to populate VMDB.
2013-05-27T20:03:47.346+01:00| vmui| I120: REM-USB: Protocol version min:15 current:16. hostId:52 10 f9 d1 e6 40 a9 59-de 61 1a 56 2d 29 eb e8
2013-05-27T20:03:47.346+01:00| vmui| I120: REM-USB: Initializing 'Generic' backend
2013-05-27T20:03:47.346+01:00| vmui| I120: USBGL: Error connecting to arbitrator socket /var/run/vmware/usbarbitrator-socket: No such file or directory (2)
2013-05-27T20:03:47.346+01:00| vmui| W110: USBGA: UsbgHostSetAutoConnect: arbitrator not open
2013-05-27T20:03:47.346+01:00| vmui| I120: NewComponentMgr: 9.0.0(812388)
2013-05-27T20:03:47.348+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Initializing a CDS updater client 1.0 for product unknown, version 9.0.0.812388 (workspace /tmp/vmware-weltio)
2013-05-27T20:03:48.288+01:00| vmui| I120: LOCALE de_DE.UTF-8 -> NULL
2013-05-27T20:03:48.289+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion
2013-05-27T20:03:48.289+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-antivirus-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:48.289+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS error: No install keys defined for fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:48.289+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:48.289+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-ovftool
2013-05-27T20:03:49.218+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-player
2013-05-27T20:03:49.218+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product player-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:49.493+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-tools-darwin
2013-05-27T20:03:49.853+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-freebsd
2013-05-27T20:03:50.114+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-linux
2013-05-27T20:03:50.396+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-netware
2013-05-27T20:03:50.839+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-solaris
2013-05-27T20:03:51.075+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-winPre2k
2013-05-27T20:03:51.319+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:51.623+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.0.0 build 812388 for vmware-workstation
2013-05-27T20:03:51.623+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product ws-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:51.624+01:00| vmui| I120: NewComponentMgr: 9.0.0(812388)
2013-05-27T20:03:51.625+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Initializing a CDS updater client 1.0 for product ws-linux, version 9.0.0.812388 (workspace /tmp/vmware-weltio)
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: LOCALE de_DE.UTF-8 -> NULL
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-antivirus-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS error: No install keys defined for fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:51.919+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-ovftool
2013-05-27T20:03:52.171+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-player
2013-05-27T20:03:52.171+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product player-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:52.427+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-tools-darwin
2013-05-27T20:03:52.796+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-freebsd
2013-05-27T20:03:53.051+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-linux
2013-05-27T20:03:53.351+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-netware
2013-05-27T20:03:53.594+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-solaris
2013-05-27T20:03:53.824+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-winPre2k
2013-05-27T20:03:54.052+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.0.0 build 812388 for vmware-workstation
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product ws-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120: DownloadJobMgr: Component state=
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Player for Linux: 9.0.0(812388) install=not update=no! url='' id='player-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Mac OS X: 9.0.0(812388) install=not update=no! url='' id='tools-darwin'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.297+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for FreeBSD: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-freebsd'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Linux: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Netware: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-netware'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Solaris: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-solaris'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Windows 95, 98, Me, and NT: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-winPre2k'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Windows 2000 or later: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-windows'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.298+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Workstation for Linux: 9.0.0(812388) install=cur update=no! url='' id='ws-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:54.299+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion
2013-05-27T20:03:54.299+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-antivirus-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:54.299+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS error: No install keys defined for fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:54.299+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-mas
2013-05-27T20:03:54.299+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product fusion-ovftool
2013-05-27T20:03:54.597+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-player
2013-05-27T20:03:54.597+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product player-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:54.783+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: No cached version for vmware-tools-darwin
2013-05-27T20:03:55.024+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-freebsd
2013-05-27T20:03:55.364+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-linux
2013-05-27T20:03:55.947+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-netware
2013-05-27T20:03:56.335+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-solaris
2013-05-27T20:03:56.604+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-winPre2k
2013-05-27T20:03:57.164+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.2.0 build 812388 for vmware-tools-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:57.469+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Found cached version 9.0.0 build 812388 for vmware-workstation
2013-05-27T20:03:57.469+01:00| vmui| I120: RefreshComponentListWithDefaults: CDS_UNKNOWN_PRODUCT_ERROR for product ws-windows
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120: OnConnectStatusChanged: Connect state=CONNECTING Component state=
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Player for Linux: 9.0.0(812388) install=not update=no! url='' id='player-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Mac OS X: 9.0.0(812388) install=not update=no! url='' id='tools-darwin'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for FreeBSD: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-freebsd'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Linux: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Netware: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-netware'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Solaris: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-solaris'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Windows 95, 98, Me, and NT: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-winPre2k'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Tools for Windows 2000 or later: 9.2.0(812388) install=old update=no! url='' id='tools-windows'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120+ -- VMware Workstation for Linux: 9.0.0(812388) install=cur update=no! url='' id='ws-linux'
2013-05-27T20:03:57.470+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Fetching repository index from [url]https://softwareupdate.vmware.com/cds/index.xml[/url]
2013-05-27T20:03:57.627+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Proxy mode set to none.
2013-05-27T20:03:57.627+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Using NONE proxy (null):0 for [url]https://softwareupdate.vmware.com/cds/index.xml[/url].
2013-05-27T20:03:57.631+01:00| vmui| I120: CDS: Initializing a CDS updater client 1.0 for product ws-linux, version 9.0.0 (workspace /tmp/vmware-weltio)
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: LOCALE de_DE.UTF-8 -> NULL
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Foundry Init: setting up global state (1 poll threads, 0 worker threads).
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: vixLogLevel = 0
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: vixApiTraceLevel = 0
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: vixDebugPanicOnVixAssert = 0
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: vixLogRefcountOnFinalRelease = 0
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: asyncOpWarningThreshold = 1000000
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: enableSyncOpSelection = FALSE
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: enableExternalThreadInterface = TRUE
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: Vix_InitializeGlobalState: enableVigor = FALSE
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: LOCALE de_DE.UTF-8 -> NULL
2013-05-27T20:03:57.897+01:00| vmui| I120: VixHost_ConnectEx: version -1, hostType 3, hostName (null), hostPort 0, options 8707
2013-05-27T20:03:57.898+01:00| vmui| I120: LOCALE de_DE.UTF-8 -> NULL
2013-05-27T20:03:58.080+01:00| vmui| I120: IPC Manager: Error while connecting socket client: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| W110: GLib-GObject: g_object_get_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| W110: GLib-GObject: g_object_get_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| W110: Caught signal 11 -- pid 25005
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: eip 0x7fa4ca36c45b esp 0x7fffeeb782e0 ebp 0x7fffeeb783c0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: eax 0x0 ebx 0x7fa4cf0f30f0 ecx 0x7fa4cf08e890 edx 0x7fa4cd9e4640 esi 0x3 edi 0x7fa4cd9e4620
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB782E0 : 0xcf0f30f0 0x00007fa4 0xce82e0d0 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB782F0 : 0xcf0dec58 0x00007fa4 0xeeb783d0 0x00007fff
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78300 : 0xeeb783c0 0x00007fff 0xcf0dec58 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78310 : 0xcf0dec40 0x00007fa4 0xca5b168f 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78320 : 0xeeb783d0 0x00007fff 0xbc680137 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78330 : 0xcf0dec40 0x00007fa4 0xcf0f0c00 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78340 : 0xeeb783c0 0x00007fff 0xb97bb727 0x00007fa4
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: SIGNAL: stack 7FFFEEB78350 : 0x00000000 0x00000000 0xeeb78590 0x00007fff
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace:
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[0] 00007fffeeb77d00 rip=00007fa4baee43dc rbx=0000000000000000 rbp=00007fa4baee41b0 r12=000000000000000b r13=000000000000000b r14=00007fffeeb78400 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[1] 00007fffeeb77d20 rip=00007fa4bafe6923 rbx=0000000000000080 rbp=00007fffeeb77e80 r12=000000000000000b r13=000000000000000b r14=00007fffeeb78400 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[2] 00007fffeeb77e80 rip=00007fa4cd672240 rbx=00007fa4cf0f30f0 rbp=00007fffeeb783c0 r12=0000000000000000 r13=00007fa4cf0dec40 r14=00007fffeeb78450 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[3] 00007fffeeb782e0 rip=00007fa4ca36c45b rbx=00007fa4cf0f30f0 rbp=00007fffeeb783c0 r12=0000000000000000 r13=00007fa4cf0dec40 r14=00007fffeeb78450 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[4] 00007fffeeb78320 rip=00007fa4ca5b168f rbx=00007fffeeb783d0 rbp=00007fffeeb783c0 r12=00007fa4cf0dec58 r13=00007fa4cf0dec40 r14=00007fffeeb78450 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.165+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[5] 00007fffeeb78330 rip=00007fa4bc680137 rbx=00007fffeeb783d0 rbp=00007fffeeb783c0 r12=00007fa4cf0dec58 r13=00007fa4cf0dec40 r14=00007fffeeb78450 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[6] 00007fffeeb78350 rip=00007fa4b97bb727 rbx=00007fa4cf0f0c00 rbp=00007fffeeb783c0 r12=00007fa4cf0dec58 r13=00007fa4cf0dec40 r14=00007fffeeb78450 r15=00007fffeeb783a0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[7] 00007fffeeb78440 rip=00007fa4b97bbab2 rbx=00007fffeeb784c0 rbp=00007fffeeb78450 r12=0000000000000001 r13=00007fa4cf0dec58 r14=00007fffeeb78590 r15=00007fa4cf0dec40
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[8] 00007fffeeb784a0 rip=00007fa4b97bbbd7 rbx=00007fa4cf0dec40 rbp=0000000000000001 r12=00007fffeeb784c0 r13=00007fa4cf0dec58 r14=00007fffeeb785c0 r15=00007fa4b9ec9c20
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[9] 00007fffeeb78510 rip=00007fa4b957329c rbx=00007fa4cf0dec40 rbp=00007fa4cf0de650 r12=00007fffeeb785c0 r13=00007fa4cf0a8150 r14=00007fffeeb78590 r15=00007fffeeb787b0
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[10] 00007fffeeb78610 rip=00007fa4b95d0988 rbx=00007fffeeb78810 rbp=00007fffeeb78e40 r12=00007fffeeb79190 r13=00007fa4cf0a8150 r14=00007fffeeb78d80 r15=00007fffeeb78c90
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[11] 00007fffeeb78c20 rip=00007fa4b7d68abf rbx=00007fa4cf0de430 rbp=00007fffeeb78e40 r12=00007fffeeb79190 r13=00007fa4cf0a8150 r14=00007fffeeb78d80 r15=00007fffeeb78c90
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[12] 00007fffeeb79100 rip=00007fa4b7d69306 rbx=00007fffeeb79190 rbp=00007fffeeb791e0 r12=00007fffeeb793d0 r13=00007fffeeb79370 r14=00007fffeeb793b8 r15=00007fffeeb79240
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[13] 00007fffeeb79190 rip=00007fa4b7d9f6d3 rbx=00007fffeeb79688 rbp=0000000000000001 r12=0000000000000001 r13=00007fa4ce8370f0 r14=00007fffeeb79688 r15=0000000000000000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[14] 00007fffeeb79410 rip=00007fa4ce477836 rbx=00007fa4ce8373e0 rbp=0000000000000001 r12=00000000ffffffff r13=00007fa4ce8370f0 r14=00007fffeeb79688 r15=0000000000000000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[15] 00007fffeeb795b0 rip=00007fa4cd65ea15 rbx=0000000000000000 rbp=0000000000000000 r12=00007fa4ce477410 r13=00007fffeeb79680 r14=0000000000000000 r15=0000000000000000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: Backtrace[16] 00007fffeeb79670 rip=00007fa4ce477439 rbx=0000000000000000 rbp=0000000000000000 r12=00007fa4ce477410 r13=00007fffeeb79680 r14=0000000000000000 r15=0000000000000000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[0] 00007fffeeb77d00 rip=00007fa4baee43dc in function Util_BacktraceWithFunc in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwarebase.so.0/libvmwarebase.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4bab39000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[1] 00007fffeeb77d20 rip=00007fa4bafe6923 in function (null) in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwarebase.so.0/libvmwarebase.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4bab39000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[2] 00007fffeeb77e80 rip=00007fa4cd672240 in function (null) in object /usr/lib/libc.so.6 loaded at 00007fa4cd63d000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.166+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[3] 00007fffeeb782e0 rip=00007fa4ca36c45b in function _ZN4Glib9wrap_autoEP8_GObjectb in object /usr/lib/libglibmm-2.4.so.1 loaded at 00007fa4ca319000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.167+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[4] 00007fffeeb78320 rip=00007fa4ca5b168f in function _ZN4Glib4wrapEP10_AtkObjectb in object /usr/lib/libatkmm-1.6.so.1 loaded at 00007fa4ca586000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.167+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[5] 00007fffeeb78330 rip=00007fa4bc680137 in function _ZN3Gtk6Widget14get_accessibleEv in object /usr/lib/libgtkmm-2.4.so.1 loaded at 00007fa4bc367000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.168+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[6] 00007fffeeb78350 rip=00007fa4b97bb727 in function _ZN3lui6Button6createERKN4Glib7ustringES4_S4_b in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwareui.so.0/libvmwareui.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4b83ba000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.169+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[7] 00007fffeeb78440 rip=00007fa4b97bbab2 in function _ZN3lui6Button6createEN3Gtk7StockIDERKN4Glib7ustringEb in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwareui.so.0/libvmwareui.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4b83ba000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.170+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[8] 00007fffeeb784a0 rip=00007fa4b97bbbd7 in function _ZN3lui6ButtonC1EN3Gtk7StockIDERKN4Glib7ustringEb in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwareui.so.0/libvmwareui.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4b83ba000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.171+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[9] 00007fffeeb78510 rip=00007fa4b957329c in function _ZN3lui3Dlg10SetButtonsERKSt6vectorIN4Glib7ustringESaIS3_EEii in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwareui.so.0/libvmwareui.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4b83ba000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.172+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[10] 00007fffeeb78610 rip=00007fa4b95d0988 in function _ZN3lui7EULADlg6ManageEv in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmwareui.so.0/libvmwareui.so.0 loaded at 00007fa4b83ba000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.172+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[11] 00007fffeeb78c20 rip=00007fa4b7d68abf in function _ZN2ui3App4InitEiPPc in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmware.so/libvmware.so loaded at 00007fa4b7ad1000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.172+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[12] 00007fffeeb79100 rip=00007fa4b7d69306 in function _ZN2ui3AppC1EiPPc in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmware.so/libvmware.so loaded at 00007fa4b7ad1000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[13] 00007fffeeb79190 rip=00007fa4b7d9f6d3 in function main in object /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libvmware.so/libvmware.so loaded at 00007fa4b7ad1000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[14] 00007fffeeb79410 rip=00007fa4ce477836 in function main in object /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware loaded at 00007fa4ce45a000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[15] 00007fffeeb795b0 rip=00007fa4cd65ea15 in function __libc_start_main in object /usr/lib/libc.so.6 loaded at 00007fa4cd63d000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| I120: SymBacktrace[16] 00007fffeeb79670 rip=00007fa4ce477439 in function (null) in object /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware loaded at 00007fa4ce45a000
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| W110:
2013-05-27T20:03:58.173+01:00| vmui| W110+ Attempting a core dump using an unlimited size limit
Last edited by weltio (2013-05-27 21:25:59)Sorry, should have used the search function (however google didnt find it )
This solution works fine for me
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 7#p1273577
Last edited by weltio (2013-05-27 21:25:39)
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