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Subject: vmware3 (duh, sorry)
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Mario said:
> thanks to great porting efforts, i'm happily running
> vmware3-3.2.1-2242_1 on FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE #0

cool, it works.  i'm not on the list and foolishly didn't check the
archives before asking.

did the wizard work for you, or did you just create a license manually?
my company bought me a copy of vmware workstation 4 (didn't ask).  I need
a key for 3.0, and am working to get that from vmware now.  my problem
when trying to use the 4.0 key (not sure if it's even possible, but they
are the same size) was that if i create a license manually like i recall
doing for older versions, the hash doesn't matchup...  and i don't see any
way to generate a hash from the key i have now.

-mrh

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