isv-image.ubuntu.com — These are official VMware images of Ubuntu, including the latest stable releases (both desktop and server), as well as support for i386 and amd64.Run multiple operating systems inside Windows using free VMware player.http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
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monkeywizardSep 26, 2006
What sucks is you can't run VMWare player inside VMWare player. WTF.But anyway, for those that want to use VMWare player to create virtual machines, check this out:<a class="user" href="http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2005/11/07/vmware-player-ubuntu-installation.html">http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2005/11/07/vmware-player-ubuntu-installation.html</a>Of course, that's for WinXP, but it can be modified to fit around linux as well. Makes it so you don't have to find a warez copy of VMWare (although, I do prefer the full blown, but for those who feel like some sort of sinner... here's your ticket)
cl1mh4224rdSep 26, 2006
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makurosuSep 26, 2006
I didn't realize VMWare Server is now free. I'll give it a try. That's interesting about the Remote Access feature. I did a workaround with VNC to be able to do that in VMWare Player. Thanks for the tip!
Closed AccountSep 26, 2006
Absolutely.Hey n00b question... what's the default login and password for this disk image of Ubuntu Server?
Closed AccountSep 26, 2006
Thanks! Jeez, the ONLY obvious one I didn't try. Heh.
computerdaveSep 26, 2006
This is from a while back, but I've tried it on a couple of different distros and they work just fine (using live-cds, but you can install from them into the VM environment). Easyvmx allows yout to create your own VMWare appliance; it takes a little bit of trial and error to get all your settings just right, and after installing VMWare Player I disabled all the network connections it creates without any problems.<a class="user" href="http://digg.com/linux_unix/Running_any_Linux_in_Windows_without_a_CD-ROM_(for_free)">http://digg.com/linux_unix/Running_any_Linux_in_Windows_without_a_CD-ROM_(for_free)</a>
Closed AccountSep 27, 2006
Thank you mark Shuttleworth for giving the world Ubuntu!<a class="user" href="http://eefoof.com/image/13920">http://eefoof.com/image/13920</a>
mariuzNov 10, 2006
now there is edgy vmwareimages (6.10) uploaded for all ubuntu variants
alex_wNov 16, 2006
The linked mirror let me download at 1225KB/s, the max my cable can do.. Just FYI
armyoforr42Oct 3, 2007
The root password is "ubuntu". got it on the third guess :)
hoonsukOct 23, 2007
Thanks! I needed it to install updates. :-)
williscoolJul 2, 2008
My first digg :) This will be great for better knowing Linux like I've been wanting to for a while. Now I just wish I had thought of this first and hadn't made / wasn't afraid to get rid of that Linux partition on my other hard drive x.x
c0desubMay 30, 2010
how do i download? btw im new on digg