VMware-Player 3.0 installer from their website comes with a .bundle file as an installer for linux distros, a simple chmod +x file.bundle and sudo ./file.bundle will install
well, in my situation, installation process is messed up thanx to selinux (grr) so i decided to remove the package itself, at first i tried sudo yum remove VMware-Player as that was the command to remove vmware player 2.5.2 but 3.0 does not remove that way
i tried running the .bundle file again..but sadly it just displays that vmware is installed properly
after some time googling, i nearly gave up.
trying my luck, i looked around vmware's command and there's a vmware-uninstall command (damn)
when i run the command.
$ sudo vmware-uninstallYou have gotten this message because you are either downgrading VMwareWorkstation, Player, or VIX, or because you attempted to run eithervmware-uninstall or vmware-uninstall-vix.If you are downgrading, please uninstall all newer versions first, theninstall again.The vmware-uninstall* scripts have been deprecated. Instead, please usethe vmware-installer.Long form:vmware-installer --uninstall-product PRODUCTShort form:vmware-installer -u PRODUCTWhere PRODUCT is one of vmware-workstation, vmware-player, or vmware-vix.For a list of which products are installed, you may run:vmware-installer --list-productsor:vmware-installer -l
so..i removed vmware-player by using sudo vmware-installer --uninstall-product vmware-player
...yeah, just as simple as that.. *sigh*
note to self : do disable selinux using easylife package before trying to install vmware again
4 comments:
Thanks! Helped me right away //J
Thanks!
Worked perfectly!
Nice. Thank you. That helped me out.
I am totaly lost and I have also been trying to remove this dang thing off my laptop. How do I type a comand in?
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