Posted by: admin (Jan 10)
Maintain synchronized time in vmware virtual machines is not entirely immediate, cmq remains an obligation to make good use of their virtual machines in production or to achieve satisfactory experience with any type of virtual machine.
We go to walk (in case we place the environment and host = Linux = Linux guest environment):
- Installing vmware tools (the images are in / usr / lib / vmware / isoimages /).
After specifying the console to vmware server the file. Iso x our CD-ROM virtual must make mounting (# mount / dev / cdrom / media / cdrom).
The root of the cd is the virtual version. Rpm and a source version to be completed.
Having performed the installation you must run the command: vmware-config-tools.pl.
To check the status of the service you just type: / etc / init.d / vmware-tools status and if all goes well we will see displayed on the screen: mware-guestd is running. - Edit the configuration file of the vmware virtual machine by modifying or adding the following parameters:
tools.remindInstall = "FALSE"
tools.syncTime = "TRUE" - Edit the config file of vmware in / etc / vmware / config adding paramtro host.cpukHz setting the exact value of frequency of your cpu expressed in kHz. You can find this value by typing: more / proc / cpuinfo.
Example: host.cpukHz = "2394000" - To complete the work we can specify in the line of loading the kernel of our system, the host parameter: clock = pit.
Example, in grub edit the file / etc / grub.conf:
kernel / vmlinuz-2.6.9-67.0.1.ELsmp ro root = / dev/md1 # the first Review
kernel / vmlinuz-2.6.9-67.0.1.ELsmp ro root = / dev/md1 # clock = pit after the change - Restart the host system and restart guests. All this affects some cliclo cpu consumption, but this time we will always correct.
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