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| + | ====== Copying VMWare Virtual Machines ====== | ||
| + | These instructions assume that I have a virtual machine directory called "Win_XP_Base". You can, of course, do this with any virtual machine. | ||
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| + | Copy the VM directory. | ||
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| + | cp -r Win_XP_Base Win_XP_<name> | ||
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| + | Switch to the new directory and edit the vmx file. Replace Win_XP_Base with Win_XP_<name> | ||
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| + | vim Win_XP_<name>.vmx | ||
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| + | Rename Win_XP_Base* files to Win_XP_<name>* | ||
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| + | Edit the vmdk file. Replace Win_XP_Base with Win_XP_<name>. | ||
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| + | vim Win_XP_<name>.vmdk | ||
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| + | Get the permissions right. The directory should be 755, the files 700. | ||