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VMware Workstation can be easily installed on Debian Buster and Debian Stretch, since VMware Workstation requires a kernel version <= 5.4, without any kernel patches, by downloading the required bundle and executing the following commands:Ĭhmod +x VMware-Workstation-Full-15.5.5-16285975.x86_64.bundle

In order to run VMware Workstation 16 properly, you must install the required packages to build the VMware kernel modules: Sudo apt install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r)Ĭhmod +x VMware-Workstation-Full-16.2.3-19376536.x86_64.bundle In order to run VMware Workstation 17 properly, you must install the required packages to build the VMware kernel modules: VMware Workstation can be easily installed on Debian by downloading the required bundle and executing the following commands:Ĭhmod +x VMware-Workstation-Full-17.0.0-20800274.x86_64.bundle

rvice restart fail after running apt upgrade on Debian Sid.

GCC version is not found null after VMware Player 16 successful install on Debian Sid.

VMware guest additions install on a Debian guest.

Running vmware-netcfg (Virtual Network Editor) with VMware Player.

Physical Machines to VMware/Hyper-V to VMware using VMware Converter.

VMware Workstation Player can easily be installed by downloading the relevant bundle and then running as root eg sudo sh VMware-Player-15.5.6-16341506.x86_64.bundle on a an vmplayer is useful for running a single VM guest. It does emulate various hardware devices like network, graphics and audio cards. VMware is not a true emulator, it doesn't emulate a CPU like Bochs does, it wraps CPU commands around. You can use it for example to convert your physical installations or other virtual machines types to a VMware virtual environment.Ĭommercial products like VMware Workstation Pro is available for Linux. VMware vCenter Converter is zero-cost and allows you to convert your physical OS to a virtual environment OS. Both Windows and a Linux versions are available.įor Free Software alternatives see our SystemVirtualization section.

It allows you to run any x86 compatible OS in a kind of 'sandbox' - inside the VMware virtual machine you can run other operating systems like Windows, FreeBSD or some other version of Linux. VMware is a proprietary and commercial PC virtualization solution running on amd64 compatible CPUs ( supported CPUs), since version 11.