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VMWARE(1) BSD General Commands Manual VMWARE(1)
NAME
vmware — Intel(TM) x86(TM)-based virtual machine software
SYNOPSIS
vmware [−v]
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 1998-2007 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved.
DESCRIPTION
The vmware command displays information about the VMware product installed on your machine.
For more information, see the in-product Help and the VMware Web site at http://www.vmware.com/support.
A VMware virtual machine provides an execution environment for full, unmodified operating systems running on an x86-based computer. The host operating system runs on the real hardware. A guest operating system runs inside a virtual machine. You may install one of several different guest operating systems in each of your virtual machines, and each operating system is secure and isolated from the host machine’s operating system as well as from the other guest operating systems on the host.
OPTIONS
−v
Display the program version, then exit.
FILES
/etc/vmware/locations
Record of where files are installed.
/etc/vmware/config
Configuration default settings for the machine.
~/.vmware/config
User-specific configuration default settings.
~/.vmware/preferences
User-specific preferences.
~/.vmware/license
User license.
/usr/lib/vmware (by default)
Library directory, possibly shared by several hosts.
/var/lib/vmware/Virtual Machines (by default)
Virtual Machine data storage directory.
SEE ALSO
Most of the documentation for VMware products is available in the user’s manual for that product and at http://www.vmware.com/support.
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