~$ whereis gcc-6ĬOLLECT_LTO_WRAPPER=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/6/lto-wrapperĬonfigured with. I browse and find a gcc-6 under /usr/bin/ and select to install it, it asks for a password, type in my root password and such, but then it just exits. sudo apt-get install -y linux-headers-$(uname -r), sudo apt-get install build-essential, sudo apt get install open-vm-toolsīut I keep getting a VMware Kernel Module Updater. Everything it updated, etc, and I have run these commands. I have the bundles downloaded and installed. This will start the de-installation of ALL previously installed VMWare products.I'm trying to install VMWare player on Kali. Sudo vmware-installer -u vmware-workstation Just use the VMware installer to de-install ANY previous version enter the following command on a bash:

Since the initial installation of VMWare applications has not been done by the standard Linux installer it is not possible to de-install it using the apt-get command. If you have an older version already installed this should be removed first. (The /usr/bin/gksu will start the vmware as a super user, similar to the sudo command) To launch the player just click on the icon or create a launcher on the desktop using the following command:Ĭommand in launcher: /usr/bin/gksu vmware This will start the installation of the VMWare Player you just downloaded. Just open a terminal and navigate to the download location (normally: cd ~/Downloads) and start the script: bundle is a combination of scripts and installation files that can be started by a simple sh (shell) command, with sudo rights, from the bash. Normally something like: VMware-Player-14.1.2-8497320.x86_64.bundle will be downloaded. First download the installation bundle from: (as on June 2018, this URL may change in time so just search on for the right address if this address gives an error).

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