See log file /tmp/vmwere-root/vmware-modconfig-8569.log for details. Right click on the file and go to its Properties window. Then rename the download package from VMware-Player-6.0. to VMware-Player-6.0. You may check os type 32-bit or 64-bit by System Settings -> Details. After making installation and starting the program, I have got the error 'Unable to start services. Install WMware Player 6 in Ubuntu Linux First download the package from the official download page. Here’s how I setup the virtual machine to prepare for DOS. I haveinstalled the VMware-Player-6.0. for Linux 32-Bit in Ubuntu 14.04. Nagivate to downloaded directorry in terminal and run. sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers- (uname -r) Downloaded and tried installing VMware Player 6.0.2 and 6.0.6 (32-bit) as I am running Ubuntu 14.04 32-bit.
Install “VMware Player” and then unzip the contents of the DOS file to wherever’s convenient. The steps Im taking are below (tried these steps 4 times, restarted my OS but nothing works) Installed dependencies. Also available for free from AllBootDisks I can’t vouch for them, but they were linked to on several forums, including Microsoft’s.A valid copy of the DOS 6.22 floppy disk image files - Available with an MSDN or TechNet account.Not exactly useful, and if you try to mount the floppy disks, you’ll get an error and the setup stops. They provide other copies of DOS 6.0 and 6.22, but those seem to be the contents of a CD or a file from a hard drive. Oh, but MSDN and TechNet only provide floppy disk images (IMG files) for the upgrade versions of DOS 6.22. This was back in the days when Windows ran on top of DOS though, so I needed to install DOS 6.22 first. Ooo, I already have Windows 8 running in a virtual machine. I started off looking at my MSDN account for a copy of Windows 98 to install some old software (compatibility mode under Windows 7 didn’t work), and noticed the only versions of Windows available are 7, 8 and….
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