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Update to 10.3.0 Changelog: Resolved Issues The open-vm-tools process might take a long time and consume 100% CPU of a core in a Linux OS with many IPv6 routes Prior to open-vm-tools 10.3.0, gathering network adapter information in a Linux guest OS with many IPv6 routes was a time-consuming process with 100% use of the CPU of a core. The exported data contained only a maximum of 100 routes. IPv4 routes took precedence over IPv6, leading to data loss in reporting IPv6 routes. If there were more than 100 IPv4 routes, IPv6 routes were not reported. This performance issue has been resolved in this release. The default routes gathering behavior can be overridden by configuring the values in the /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file: [guestinfo] max-ipv4-routes=0 max-ipv6-routes=0 Note: If they are not manually set, or an invalid value (over 100 or less than 0) is set, 'max-ipv4-routes' and 'max-ipv6-routes' are set to 100 by default. They can be set to 0 to disable the data collection. This issue is resolved in this release. Installation of the libvmtools package might fail the installation of VMware Tools When the package "libvmtools0" is installed in SUSE Linux 12 and open-vm-tools is not installed, the VMware Tools installer fails. This is done to prevent an incomplete installation. Users have to uninstall both open-vm-tools and libvmtools0 packages to install VMware Tools.
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$NetBSD: patch-configure.ac,v 1.5 2018/09/20 21:41:16 ryoon Exp $
The libvmCheck functionality is needed inside libguestlib, so make it and the required libvmSignal a convience library. Sort out users. Bump revision.
2013-04-01 14:25:16 +02:00
Update to 10.3.0 Changelog: Resolved Issues The open-vm-tools process might take a long time and consume 100% CPU of a core in a Linux OS with many IPv6 routes Prior to open-vm-tools 10.3.0, gathering network adapter information in a Linux guest OS with many IPv6 routes was a time-consuming process with 100% use of the CPU of a core. The exported data contained only a maximum of 100 routes. IPv4 routes took precedence over IPv6, leading to data loss in reporting IPv6 routes. If there were more than 100 IPv4 routes, IPv6 routes were not reported. This performance issue has been resolved in this release. The default routes gathering behavior can be overridden by configuring the values in the /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file: [guestinfo] max-ipv4-routes=0 max-ipv6-routes=0 Note: If they are not manually set, or an invalid value (over 100 or less than 0) is set, 'max-ipv4-routes' and 'max-ipv6-routes' are set to 100 by default. They can be set to 0 to disable the data collection. This issue is resolved in this release. Installation of the libvmtools package might fail the installation of VMware Tools When the package "libvmtools0" is installed in SUSE Linux 12 and open-vm-tools is not installed, the VMware Tools installer fails. This is done to prevent an incomplete installation. Users have to uninstall both open-vm-tools and libvmtools0 packages to install VMware Tools.
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--- configure.ac.orig 2018-06-23 10:03:29.000000000 +0000
The libvmCheck functionality is needed inside libguestlib, so make it and the required libvmSignal a convience library. Sort out users. Bump revision.
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+++ configure.ac
Update to 10.2.0 * Use x11/gtkmm3 Changelog: Compatibility * open-vm-tools 10.2.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere ESXi 5.5 and later, VMware Workstation 14.0 and VMware Fusion 10.0. See VMware Compatibility Guide for more information. * Starting with VMware Tools version 10.2.0, Perl script based VMware Tools installation for FreeBSD has been discontinued. Going forward, FreeBSD systems are supported only through the open-vm-tools packages directly available from FreeBSD package repositories. FreeBSD packages for open-vm-tools 10.1.0 and later are available from FreeBSD package repositories. Resolved Issues * Summary page of the VM does not list the IP address of the VMs in the right order * Guest authentication fails with a SystemError fault when the requested password is expired * The free space reported in vim.vm.GuestInfo.DiskInfo for a Linux guest does not match with df command in the guest * VMware user process might not restart after upgrades of open-vm-tools
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@@ -126,6 +126,9 @@ case "$host_os" in
Update to 10.0.7 The only following features are tested on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.39 without vmt(4) on VMware Workstation 12 Player 12.0.5 for Windows or ESXi 6.0u2. * Hostname and IP address report * Shutdown and reboot operations from host * Copy and paste of text string between host and guest * Guest clock sync The other features are not tested. For example, * Drag and drop between host and guest * VM HA, heartbeat * HGFS, shared folder Changelog: What's New VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine's guest operating system and improves management of the virtual machine. Read about the new and enhanced features in this release below: Common versioning: Infrastructure changes to enable reporting of the true version of open-vm-tools. This feature is dependent on host support. Quiesced snapshots enhancements for Linux guests running IO workload: Robustness related enhancements in quiesced snapshot operation. The vmtoolsd service supports caching of log messages when guest IO has been quiesced. Enhancements in the vmbackup plugin use a separate thread to quiesce the guest OS to avoid timeout issues due to heavy I/O in the guest. Shared Folders: For Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0.0 and higher, there is a new FUSE based Shared Folders client which is used as a replacement for the kernel mode client. ESXi Serviceability: Default vmtoolsd logging is directed to a file instead of syslog. vmware-toolbox-cmd is enhanced for setting vmtoolsd logging levels. GuestInfo Enhancements: Plugin enhancements to report more than 64 IP addresses from the guest. These enhancements will be available only after upgrading the host because the guest IP addresses limit also exists on the host side. Internationalization open-vm-tools 10.0.0 supports the following languages: English French German Spanish Italian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Compatibility open-vm-tools 10.0.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation 12.0 and VMware Fusion 8.0.
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[solaris*])
os="solaris"
The libvmCheck functionality is needed inside libguestlib, so make it and the required libvmSignal a convience library. Sort out users. Bump revision.
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;;
+ [netbsd*])
+ os="netbsd"
+ ;;
Update to 10.0.7 The only following features are tested on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.39 without vmt(4) on VMware Workstation 12 Player 12.0.5 for Windows or ESXi 6.0u2. * Hostname and IP address report * Shutdown and reboot operations from host * Copy and paste of text string between host and guest * Guest clock sync The other features are not tested. For example, * Drag and drop between host and guest * VM HA, heartbeat * HGFS, shared folder Changelog: What's New VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine's guest operating system and improves management of the virtual machine. Read about the new and enhanced features in this release below: Common versioning: Infrastructure changes to enable reporting of the true version of open-vm-tools. This feature is dependent on host support. Quiesced snapshots enhancements for Linux guests running IO workload: Robustness related enhancements in quiesced snapshot operation. The vmtoolsd service supports caching of log messages when guest IO has been quiesced. Enhancements in the vmbackup plugin use a separate thread to quiesce the guest OS to avoid timeout issues due to heavy I/O in the guest. Shared Folders: For Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0.0 and higher, there is a new FUSE based Shared Folders client which is used as a replacement for the kernel mode client. ESXi Serviceability: Default vmtoolsd logging is directed to a file instead of syslog. vmware-toolbox-cmd is enhanced for setting vmtoolsd logging levels. GuestInfo Enhancements: Plugin enhancements to report more than 64 IP addresses from the guest. These enhancements will be available only after upgrading the host because the guest IP addresses limit also exists on the host side. Internationalization open-vm-tools 10.0.0 supports the following languages: English French German Spanish Italian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Compatibility open-vm-tools 10.0.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation 12.0 and VMware Fusion 8.0.
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[*])
AC_MSG_WARN([This is an untested and unsupported Operating System. Proceed at your own peril.])
The libvmCheck functionality is needed inside libguestlib, so make it and the required libvmSignal a convience library. Sort out users. Bump revision.
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;;
Update to 10.3.0 Changelog: Resolved Issues The open-vm-tools process might take a long time and consume 100% CPU of a core in a Linux OS with many IPv6 routes Prior to open-vm-tools 10.3.0, gathering network adapter information in a Linux guest OS with many IPv6 routes was a time-consuming process with 100% use of the CPU of a core. The exported data contained only a maximum of 100 routes. IPv4 routes took precedence over IPv6, leading to data loss in reporting IPv6 routes. If there were more than 100 IPv4 routes, IPv6 routes were not reported. This performance issue has been resolved in this release. The default routes gathering behavior can be overridden by configuring the values in the /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file: [guestinfo] max-ipv4-routes=0 max-ipv6-routes=0 Note: If they are not manually set, or an invalid value (over 100 or less than 0) is set, 'max-ipv4-routes' and 'max-ipv6-routes' are set to 100 by default. They can be set to 0 to disable the data collection. This issue is resolved in this release. Installation of the libvmtools package might fail the installation of VMware Tools When the package "libvmtools0" is installed in SUSE Linux 12 and open-vm-tools is not installed, the VMware Tools installer fails. This is done to prevent an incomplete installation. Users have to uninstall both open-vm-tools and libvmtools0 packages to install VMware Tools.
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@@ -477,7 +480,7 @@ AC_VMW_CHECK_LIB([fuse],
Build bin/vmhgfs-fuse and bin/vmware-vmblock-fuse Please note that you need -CURRENT to actually use these filesystems. They still build on older systems but fail to run.
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[],
[],
[fuse.h],
- [fuse_main],
+ [fuse_exit],
[have_fuse=yes],
[have_fuse=no;
AC_MSG_WARN([Fuse is missing, vmblock-fuse/vmhgfs-fuse will be disabled.])])
Update to 10.3.0 Changelog: Resolved Issues The open-vm-tools process might take a long time and consume 100% CPU of a core in a Linux OS with many IPv6 routes Prior to open-vm-tools 10.3.0, gathering network adapter information in a Linux guest OS with many IPv6 routes was a time-consuming process with 100% use of the CPU of a core. The exported data contained only a maximum of 100 routes. IPv4 routes took precedence over IPv6, leading to data loss in reporting IPv6 routes. If there were more than 100 IPv4 routes, IPv6 routes were not reported. This performance issue has been resolved in this release. The default routes gathering behavior can be overridden by configuring the values in the /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file: [guestinfo] max-ipv4-routes=0 max-ipv6-routes=0 Note: If they are not manually set, or an invalid value (over 100 or less than 0) is set, 'max-ipv4-routes' and 'max-ipv6-routes' are set to 100 by default. They can be set to 0 to disable the data collection. This issue is resolved in this release. Installation of the libvmtools package might fail the installation of VMware Tools When the package "libvmtools0" is installed in SUSE Linux 12 and open-vm-tools is not installed, the VMware Tools installer fails. This is done to prevent an incomplete installation. Users have to uninstall both open-vm-tools and libvmtools0 packages to install VMware Tools.
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@@ -1136,7 +1139,7 @@ AC_PATH_PROG(
[RPCGEN],
[rpcgen],
[not_found])
-if test "$RPCGEN" == "not_found"; then
+if test "$RPCGEN" = "not_found"; then
AC_MSG_ERROR([rpcgen not found.])
fi
@@ -1363,6 +1366,15 @@ if test "$os" = "linux"; then
Update to 10.2.0 * Use x11/gtkmm3 Changelog: Compatibility * open-vm-tools 10.2.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere ESXi 5.5 and later, VMware Workstation 14.0 and VMware Fusion 10.0. See VMware Compatibility Guide for more information. * Starting with VMware Tools version 10.2.0, Perl script based VMware Tools installation for FreeBSD has been discontinued. Going forward, FreeBSD systems are supported only through the open-vm-tools packages directly available from FreeBSD package repositories. FreeBSD packages for open-vm-tools 10.1.0 and later are available from FreeBSD package repositories. Resolved Issues * Summary page of the VM does not list the IP address of the VMs in the right order * Guest authentication fails with a SystemError fault when the requested password is expired * The free space reported in vim.vm.GuestInfo.DiskInfo for a Linux guest does not match with df command in the guest * VMware user process might not restart after upgrades of open-vm-tools
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fi
Update to 10.0.7 The only following features are tested on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.39 without vmt(4) on VMware Workstation 12 Player 12.0.5 for Windows or ESXi 6.0u2. * Hostname and IP address report * Shutdown and reboot operations from host * Copy and paste of text string between host and guest * Guest clock sync The other features are not tested. For example, * Drag and drop between host and guest * VM HA, heartbeat * HGFS, shared folder Changelog: What's New VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine's guest operating system and improves management of the virtual machine. Read about the new and enhanced features in this release below: Common versioning: Infrastructure changes to enable reporting of the true version of open-vm-tools. This feature is dependent on host support. Quiesced snapshots enhancements for Linux guests running IO workload: Robustness related enhancements in quiesced snapshot operation. The vmtoolsd service supports caching of log messages when guest IO has been quiesced. Enhancements in the vmbackup plugin use a separate thread to quiesce the guest OS to avoid timeout issues due to heavy I/O in the guest. Shared Folders: For Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0.0 and higher, there is a new FUSE based Shared Folders client which is used as a replacement for the kernel mode client. ESXi Serviceability: Default vmtoolsd logging is directed to a file instead of syslog. vmware-toolbox-cmd is enhanced for setting vmtoolsd logging levels. GuestInfo Enhancements: Plugin enhancements to report more than 64 IP addresses from the guest. These enhancements will be available only after upgrading the host because the guest IP addresses limit also exists on the host side. Internationalization open-vm-tools 10.0.0 supports the following languages: English French German Spanish Italian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Compatibility open-vm-tools 10.0.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation 12.0 and VMware Fusion 8.0.
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fi
The libvmCheck functionality is needed inside libguestlib, so make it and the required libvmSignal a convience library. Sort out users. Bump revision.
2013-04-01 14:25:16 +02:00
Update to 10.0.7 The only following features are tested on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.39 without vmt(4) on VMware Workstation 12 Player 12.0.5 for Windows or ESXi 6.0u2. * Hostname and IP address report * Shutdown and reboot operations from host * Copy and paste of text string between host and guest * Guest clock sync The other features are not tested. For example, * Drag and drop between host and guest * VM HA, heartbeat * HGFS, shared folder Changelog: What's New VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine's guest operating system and improves management of the virtual machine. Read about the new and enhanced features in this release below: Common versioning: Infrastructure changes to enable reporting of the true version of open-vm-tools. This feature is dependent on host support. Quiesced snapshots enhancements for Linux guests running IO workload: Robustness related enhancements in quiesced snapshot operation. The vmtoolsd service supports caching of log messages when guest IO has been quiesced. Enhancements in the vmbackup plugin use a separate thread to quiesce the guest OS to avoid timeout issues due to heavy I/O in the guest. Shared Folders: For Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0.0 and higher, there is a new FUSE based Shared Folders client which is used as a replacement for the kernel mode client. ESXi Serviceability: Default vmtoolsd logging is directed to a file instead of syslog. vmware-toolbox-cmd is enhanced for setting vmtoolsd logging levels. GuestInfo Enhancements: Plugin enhancements to report more than 64 IP addresses from the guest. These enhancements will be available only after upgrading the host because the guest IP addresses limit also exists on the host side. Internationalization open-vm-tools 10.0.0 supports the following languages: English French German Spanish Italian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Compatibility open-vm-tools 10.0.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation 12.0 and VMware Fusion 8.0.
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+if test "$os" = "netbsd"; then
+ LIBVMTOOLS_LIBADD="$LIBVMTOOLS_LIBADD -lkvm"
+ #MODULES_DIR="/boot/modules"
+
+ #MODULES="$MODULES vmmemctl"
+ #MODULES="$MODULES vmxnet"
+ #MODULES="$MODULES vmblock"
+fi
+
if test "$os" = "freebsd" || test "$os" = "kfreebsd-gnu"; then
LIBVMTOOLS_LIBADD="$LIBVMTOOLS_LIBADD -lkvm"
MODULES_DIR="/boot/modules"
Update to 10.3.0 Changelog: Resolved Issues The open-vm-tools process might take a long time and consume 100% CPU of a core in a Linux OS with many IPv6 routes Prior to open-vm-tools 10.3.0, gathering network adapter information in a Linux guest OS with many IPv6 routes was a time-consuming process with 100% use of the CPU of a core. The exported data contained only a maximum of 100 routes. IPv4 routes took precedence over IPv6, leading to data loss in reporting IPv6 routes. If there were more than 100 IPv4 routes, IPv6 routes were not reported. This performance issue has been resolved in this release. The default routes gathering behavior can be overridden by configuring the values in the /etc/vmware-tools/tools.conf file: [guestinfo] max-ipv4-routes=0 max-ipv6-routes=0 Note: If they are not manually set, or an invalid value (over 100 or less than 0) is set, 'max-ipv4-routes' and 'max-ipv6-routes' are set to 100 by default. They can be set to 0 to disable the data collection. This issue is resolved in this release. Installation of the libvmtools package might fail the installation of VMware Tools When the package "libvmtools0" is installed in SUSE Linux 12 and open-vm-tools is not installed, the VMware Tools installer fails. This is done to prevent an incomplete installation. Users have to uninstall both open-vm-tools and libvmtools0 packages to install VMware Tools.
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@@ -1460,6 +1472,7 @@ fi
Update to 10.0.7 The only following features are tested on NetBSD/amd64 7.99.39 without vmt(4) on VMware Workstation 12 Player 12.0.5 for Windows or ESXi 6.0u2. * Hostname and IP address report * Shutdown and reboot operations from host * Copy and paste of text string between host and guest * Guest clock sync The other features are not tested. For example, * Drag and drop between host and guest * VM HA, heartbeat * HGFS, shared folder Changelog: What's New VMware Tools is a suite of utilities that enhances the performance of the virtual machine's guest operating system and improves management of the virtual machine. Read about the new and enhanced features in this release below: Common versioning: Infrastructure changes to enable reporting of the true version of open-vm-tools. This feature is dependent on host support. Quiesced snapshots enhancements for Linux guests running IO workload: Robustness related enhancements in quiesced snapshot operation. The vmtoolsd service supports caching of log messages when guest IO has been quiesced. Enhancements in the vmbackup plugin use a separate thread to quiesce the guest OS to avoid timeout issues due to heavy I/O in the guest. Shared Folders: For Linux distributions with kernel version 4.0.0 and higher, there is a new FUSE based Shared Folders client which is used as a replacement for the kernel mode client. ESXi Serviceability: Default vmtoolsd logging is directed to a file instead of syslog. vmware-toolbox-cmd is enhanced for setting vmtoolsd logging levels. GuestInfo Enhancements: Plugin enhancements to report more than 64 IP addresses from the guest. These enhancements will be available only after upgrading the host because the guest IP addresses limit also exists on the host side. Internationalization open-vm-tools 10.0.0 supports the following languages: English French German Spanish Italian Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Compatibility open-vm-tools 10.0.0 is compatible with all supported versions of VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation 12.0 and VMware Fusion 8.0.
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AM_CONDITIONAL(BUILD_HGFSMOUNTER, test "$buildHgfsmounter" = "yes")
AM_CONDITIONAL(LINUX, test "$os" = "linux")
AM_CONDITIONAL(SOLARIS, test "$os" = "solaris")
+AM_CONDITIONAL(NETBSD, test "$os" = "netbsd")
AM_CONDITIONAL(FREEBSD, test "$os" = "freebsd" -o "$os" = "kfreebsd-gnu")
AM_CONDITIONAL(FREEBSD_CUSTOM_SYSDIR,
test \( "$os" = "freebsd" -o "$os" = "kfreebsd-gnu" \) -a -n "$SYSDIR")
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