The editor is useful (mostly for advanced users.but you'll never now when it might be needed) to add, delete and configure the default virtual networks that come pre-installed with Player. How to fix bridged networking in VMware player - YouTube One of the usage of the network editor is fixing the bridged network connection: If you have VMware Workstation installed, you don't need to apply this as Workstation includes all the features (and also includes VMware Player).Īs the most VMware Workstation users know, there is a virtual network editor available that lets you configure the virtual networks, add new networks and delete networks for the virtual machines and also bridged networks with the host computer. To find out how your Volume Group is called use this command.This enhancement applies to VMware Player standalone. pvcreate /dev/sda3Īdd the new Physical Volume to the Volume Group as additional free space: Now, create the physical volume as a basis for your LVM. The new partition layout is now: Disk /dev/sda: 53.6 GB, 53687091200 bytesĢ55 heads, 63 sectors/track, 6527 cylinders Reboot the system so the new partition is recognized by the system.
W (write out the new partitions layout to disk) Select default first available cylinder to the default last cylinder. n (new)ģ (partition number, since 1st and 2nd partition already exists) Please note, your system can only have 4 primary partitions on this disk! If you’ve already reached this limit, create an extended partition. Now enter ‘ n‘, to create a new partition and choose “ p” to create a new primary partition.
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