I'm running VMWare Fusion 3 and just installed Centos6 from the DVD iso using VMWare's automatic settings.
When I try to use SW update (or yum update from command line as root) I get the following:
Test Transaction Errors: installing package kernel-2.6.32-71.29.1.el6.x86_64 needs 24MB on the /boot filesystem
What gives? How do I fix it? Looking at the /boot partition it seems large enough so there must be some kind of permission issue.
VMWare Fusion YUM update issue
Re: VMWare Fusion YUM update issue
I don't know if this applies to VMware Fusion but, in the case of VMware Workstatin, the default installation does not create a big enough /boot partition. It is so small that even the second kernel cannot fit in there. I posted the issue on their [url=http://communities.vmware.com/thread/309617]community forum[/url].
Re: VMWare Fusion YUM update issue
Try Vmware workstation 8,
Cheers
http://www.mytricks.in/2011/09/guide-installing-centos-6-on-vmware.html
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http://www.mytricks.in/2011/09/guide-installing-centos-6-on-vmware.html
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Re: VMWare Fusion YUM update issue
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tejaaus wrote:
Try Vmware workstation 8[/quote]
This is not useful advice for the original poster. He's using VMware Fusion, which means his host is running Mac OS X. Workstation is only for Linux and Windows hosts.
I don't know if VMware Fusion 4 would work correctly or not.
tejaaus wrote:
Try Vmware workstation 8[/quote]
This is not useful advice for the original poster. He's using VMware Fusion, which means his host is running Mac OS X. Workstation is only for Linux and Windows hosts.
I don't know if VMware Fusion 4 would work correctly or not.