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4 Open the virtual machine in Player.
Option Description
If you moved the virtual machine to
a different location on the same
host system
Remove the virtual machine from the library, select File > Open a Virtual
Machine, and browse to the .vmx file in its new location.
If you moved the virtual machine to
a different host system
Start Player on the new host system, select File > Open a Virtual Machine,
and browse to the .vmx file.
5 When you are certain that the virtual machine in the new location works correctly, delete the virtual
machine files from the original location.
Limitations of Moving a Virtual Machine to a Different Host
You should be aware of certain limitations before you move a virtual machine to a different host system.
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The guest operating system might not work correctly if you move a virtual machine to a host system
that has significantly different hardware, for example, if you move a virtual machine from a 64-bit host
to a 32-bit host or from a multiprocessor host to a uniprocessor host.
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Player 3.x and later virtual machines support up to eight-way virtual symmetric multiprocessing (SMP)
on multiprocessor host systems. You can assign up to eight virtual processors to virtual machines
running on host systems that have at least two logical processors. If you attempt to assign two
processors to a virtual machine that is running on a uniprocessor host system, a warning message
appears. You can disregard this message and assign two processors to the virtual machine, but you
must move it to a host that has at least two logical processors before you can power it on.
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You can move a virtual machine from a 32-bit host to a 64-bit host. You cannot move a virtual machine
from a 64-bit host to a 32-bit host unless the 32-bit host has a supported 64-bit processor.
Configure a Virtual Machine for Compatibility
When you create a virtual machine that you intend to distribute to other users, you should configure the
virtual machine for maximum compatibility with all expected host systems. Users might be limited in their
ability to make changes in a virtual machine so that it is compatible with their host systems.
Procedure
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Install VMware Tools in the virtual machine.
VMware Tools significantly improves the user’s experience working with the virtual machine.
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Determine which virtual devices are actually required, and do not include any that are not needed or
useful for the software you are distributing with the virtual machine.
Generic SCSI devices are typically not appropriate.
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To connect a physical device to a virtual device, use the Auto detect options when you configure the
virtual machine.
The Auto detect options allow the virtual machine to adapt to the user’s system, and they work
whether the host operating system is Windows or Linux. Users who have no physical device receive a
warning message.
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To connect a CD-ROM or floppy to an image file that you ship with the virtual machine, make sure the
image file is in the same directory as the virtual machine.
A relative path, rather than an absolute path, is used.
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For both a physical CD-ROM and an image, provide two virtual CD-ROM devices in the virtual
machine.
Getting Started with VMware Player
74 VMware, Inc.
- VMware Player 6 1
- EN-001201-00 1
- 2 VMware, Inc 2
- Contents 3
- Index 113 4
- Intended Audience 5
- 6 VMware, Inc 6
- Introduction and System 7
- Requirements 1 7
- 8 VMware, Inc 8
- Help System Requirements 9
- 10 VMware, Inc 10
- .sv2i file extension 11
- 12 VMware, Inc 12
- Installing and Using Player 2 13
- 14 VMware, Inc 14
- Uninstall Player 15
- Start Player 16
- Use the Player Window 16
- VMware, Inc. 17 17
- 18 VMware, Inc 18
- Creating Virtual Machines 3 19
- 20 VMware, Inc 20
- Virtual Machines Directory 21
- Create a Virtual Machine 23
- 24 VMware, Inc 24
- VMware, Inc. 25 25
- Importing Virtual Machines 26
- .vmc file and click Open 27
- Installing VMware Tools 28
- Upgrading VMware Tools 28
- VMware, Inc. 29 29
- 30 VMware, Inc 30
- VMware, Inc. 31 31
- 32 VMware, Inc 32
- VMware, Inc. 33 33
- 34 VMware, Inc 34
- VMware, Inc. 35 35
- Uninstall VMware Tools 36
- Virtual Machine Files 37
- 38 VMware, Inc 38
- Using Virtual Machines 4 39
- .vmx) file, and click Open 40
- VMware, Inc. 41 41
- 42 VMware, Inc 42
- VMware, Inc. 43 43
- Transferring Files and Text 44
- VMware, Inc. 45 45
- Using Shared Folders 46
- VMware, Inc. 47 47
- 48 VMware, Inc 48
- VMware, Inc. 49 49
- 50 VMware, Inc 50
- VMware, Inc. 51 51
- 52 VMware, Inc 52
- VMware, Inc. 53 53
- 54 VMware, Inc 54
- /dev/sda, to the virtual 55
- 56 VMware, Inc 56
- VMware, Inc. 57 57
- Disable Smart Card Sharing 58
- VMware, Inc. 59 59
- 60 VMware, Inc 60
- VMware, Inc. 61 61
- Use Unity Mode 62
- VMware, Inc. 63 63
- 64 VMware, Inc 64
- VMware, Inc. 65 65
- 66 VMware, Inc 66
- Machines 5 67
- 68 VMware, Inc 68
- Configuring Video and Sound 69
- Setting Screen Color Depth 70
- Using Accelerated 3D Graphics 70
- VMware, Inc. 71 71
- Configuring Sound 72
- Moving Virtual Machines 73
- 74 VMware, Inc 74
- Delete a Virtual Machine 75
- Using the VIX API 76
- 78 VMware, Inc 78
- Configuring a USB Controller 79
- 80 VMware, Inc 80
- VMware, Inc. 81 81
- .vmdk extension 82
- VMware, Inc. 83 83
- Compact a Virtual Hard Disk 84
- Expand a Virtual Hard Disk 84
- VMware, Inc. 85 85
- 86 VMware, Inc 86
- Configuring Virtual Ports 87
- 88 VMware, Inc 88
- VMware, Inc. 89 89
- 90 VMware, Inc 90
- .vmx) file 91
- 92 VMware, Inc 92
- VMware, Inc. 93 93
- 94 VMware, Inc 94
- VMware, Inc. 95 95
- Configuring Keyboard Features 96
- VMware, Inc. 97 97
- 98 VMware, Inc 98
- VMware, Inc. 99 99
- V-Scan Code Table 100
- VMware, Inc. 101 101
- 102 VMware, Inc 102
- Menu 0x15d 103
- Delete function pad 0x153 103
- Windows left 0x15b 103
- Windows right 0x15c 103
- 104 VMware, Inc 104
- Virtual Switches 105
- Virtual Network Adapters 106
- Virtual DHCP Server 106
- NAT Device 106
- Bridged Networking 106
- NAT Networking 106
- Host-Only Networking 107
- 108 VMware, Inc 108
- VMware, Inc. 109 109
- 110 VMware, Inc 110
- VMware, Inc. 111 111
- 112 VMware, Inc 112
- VMware, Inc 113
- 114 VMware, Inc 114
- VMware, Inc. 115 115
- 116 VMware, Inc 116
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