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Hello:

randy> is there a cookbook for VMware under stable?
randy> 

Here's how I got VMware running under stable.  A few times (when
building a new kernel/world) I've had to remove, and re "make install"
VMware.  Once having the old modules with the new kernel prevented the
kernel from booting.

# cd /usr/ports/emulators/vmware2
# make install


Ryan


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