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Subject: vmware3 license code needed ... suggestions ?
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vmware3 is the latest version of vmware that runs on FreeBSD.

vmware will not sell me a vmware3 license code.

The license code that XYZ bot on #serialz/efnet spits out is for v3.2, and
does not work.

I am happy to pay for this - I just need to know who is willing to take my
money (apparently vmware isn't).

Suggestions ?