Robert Auch

On your line 235, it doesn't match line 510 of the script, which should be: XAUTHORITY=${XAUTHORITY} $SUDO -- ${bbrun} ${SHOPT} $VMware Your system ran: + /usr/bin/gksudo -k /usr/bin/primusrun bash -x...

- /usr/bin/gksudo -k '/usr/bin/optirun bash -x /usr/bin/vmplayer' - set -e - ETCDIR=/etc/vmware - . /etc/vmware/bootstrap That's not right. Did you run "sudo vmware -i" first ?

Give me a second to fix up the install routine for the error you ran into. The flow of the script is as follows: the "vmware" that you call (that...

First, there's a bug in the installer getting even vmware to work. When I get home tonight I'll check in that fix. That will solve the $ULIB problems you're working...

I forked off vmware12 branch to try to solve this, and still haven't been able to get around that segfault myself. I might hit one of the Workstation Devs up...

I'll put the arch detection earlier in the script, since it's less likely to be hit to solve this, once we can close bug #16

Can you run: ls /etc/*release* cat /etc/*release* I'll change to using the releases files to determine OS - it's "right", but requires more code.

I don't have arch, so I'm 100% dependent on others here. Are there multiple platforms that use pacman as package manager? If so, that's probably why I'm also checking the...

Well, a simple problem is that I don't know the power supply classes for Fedora, can you run: ls -l /sys/class/power_supply and post the results? second, the "nvidia-bumblebee" directory is,...

the rest of this is the same as issue #12 , which I haven't been able to solve. I'll be testing Workstation/Player 14 this week or next.