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--- en:general_information:vm [2018/01/08 09:04] – reworked h_fitze
+++ en:general_information:vm [2020/11/19 09:13] – liedmann
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 ====== Virtual machine with VMware player ======
 ===== Configuration of virtual machines =====
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-==== Used versions ====
   * Ubuntu 16.04_64 LTS x86 as guest OS
   * Windows 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB as host OS
   * VMware® player 12.5.8 Build 7098237
+</panel>
 ==== Prerequisites ====
   * Download the latest Version of VMware Player on https://www.vmware.com/
-  * Download an image of Ubuntu Version 16.04
+  * Download an image of a recent Ubuntu version
-==== Setting up Ubuntu 14.04 on Vmware Player ====
+==== Setting up Ubuntu on Vmware Player ====
-  * Launch VMware Player and press 'Create a New Virtual Machine', then select the .iso of Ubuntu 16.04
+  * Launch VMware Player and press 'Create a New Virtual Machine', then select the .iso of Ubuntu
   * After setting Username and password, select an installation folder for your VM
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 Make sure to select a location with ample space, you will run out of it quickly!
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   * Specify the maximum disk size for your VM. VMware Player recommends 20GB, we recommend more.
   * Before you finish the setup, press 'Customize Hardware' to allocate a custom amount of memory and processor cores to the Virtual Machine
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 You can edit the hardware settings after the installation.
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+</alert>
   * Press finish to install the OS
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 ==== Configuration of NAT (Network Address Translation) ====
-<WRAP round alert>Access to NFS or TFTP on the virtual machine does not work.
+<alert type="danger" icon="fa fa-minus-circle">
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+Access to NFS or TFTP on the virtual machine does not work.
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-===== Using the TQ VMware Image =====
-\\
-====Download VMware Player====
-You have to register on [[http://www.vmware.com/go/downloadplayer/|VMare]] to download Vmware player. The VM images are created with the version 3.0.0.
-====Download of the virtual machine====
-You can find the actual Downloads [[#downloads|here]].
-<WRAP round info>
-The file has a size over 1 GB.
-</WRAP>
-====Import of the TQ VM Image====
-You can open the Image with the dialog ''File > Open a Virtual Machine...'' after starting the Vmware Player.
-You have to choose the Vmware vmx file in the directory in which the virtual maschine is extracted.
-====Start the virtual Machine====
-For starting the vm click on the button ''Play virtual machine''. The ubuntu linux system is then starting in the actual window.
-====Login====
-The Logindatas for the VM are:
-  * **user**: ''tq''
-  * **Password**: ''password''
-<WRAP round info>Ubuntu has no root-user. If commands require root-privilegs you can run it with ''sudo''. For this you need the normal user password.
-</WRAP>
-====Features of the vm====
-The corresponding Cross-Toolchain and frequently used programs for the module are installed on the vm.
-===Toolchain===
-The machine contains the actual toolchain for the corresponding platform.
-===TFTP and NFS server===
-The VM already contains a [[en:general_information:tftp|TFTP]] and a [[en:general_information:nfs|NFS]] server.
-===Eclipse===
-As integrated depelopment environment [[en:general_information:eclipse_new|Eclipse]] indigo has been installed with the C development tool. A starter in the top bar starts eclipse with the right environment variables.
-===BSP===
-<WRAP round info>
-The vm contains no BSP-sources. You have to download them from the download area of the module.
-</WRAP>
-====Downloads====
-<WRAP round download>
-[[http://support.tq-group.com/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=vms:tq_ubuntu_tqmp2020_clean.zip| virtual machine for TQMP1020/2020]] - ELDK
-</WRAP>