2 Jan
2011
2 Jan
'11
9:31 p.m.
On Sunday 02 January 2011 11:44:10 am Luciano ES wrote:
I am trying Ubuntu Maverick with Trinity 3.5.12, the
live image I got from
the trinity.pearsoncomputing.net site. I am testing how well it works
before I do a potential upgrade. One of my tests includes installing
VMWare. I couldn't make it work, VMWare complains that the source in
/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.whatever/include doesn't match the
installed/running kernel, so it can't build the required modules. I got the
source from the Adept Manager application (plus the build-essential
package). Do you folks know anything about that? How can I get a kernel
source that will match the running kernel?
You can check this yourself with:
1.At the cli, 'uname -a' will tell you the version of the kernel you are
running.
2. Compare that to the kernel-headers version Vmware is finding.
It is possible you got the wrong headers ?
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Peace,
Greg