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VMware Workstation v6.0.2 Build 59824英文正式版(虛擬機器軟體)

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VMware Workstation v6.0.2 Build 59824英文正式版((虛擬機器軟體)




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Key New Features in Version 6.0
Updated Support for Host and Guest Operating Systems

Workstation 6.0 adds experimental support for the following operating systems:

32-bit and 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.5 (Beta, formerly called 4.0 Update 5) as host and
guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 SP4 (Beta) as host and guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu Linux 7.04 as a guest operating system
Workstation 6.0 adds full support for the following operating systems:

32-bit and 64-bit Windows Vista as host and guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0 as host and guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu Linux 6.10 as host and guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit Mandriva Linux 2007 as host and guest operating systems
32-bit and 64-bit Solaris 10 Update 3 as guest operating system
32-bit Novell Netware 6.5 SP5 as guest operating system
This release also includes the following new features:

Support for High-Speed USB 2.0 Devices
Multiple Monitor Support — At the click of a button, the guest can now span monitors and also reflect
the monitor topology — meaning that applications, task bars, and so on inside the guest appear as you
would expect them to on a multi-monitor system. You can specify how many monitors a virtual machine
can detect, regardless of how many monitors are attached to the host. This feature is especially useful
if you plan to deploy the virtual machine to a different host after you create it. You can also specify
what screen resolution to use.
Integrated Virtual Debuggers — With the new Workstation IDE (integrated development environment) plug-ins,
software developers are provided with menu items and toolbar buttons in Visual Studio (Windows only) or
Eclipse (Windows or Linux) to easily develop and debug programs in virtual machines. Documentation for the
virtual debuggers is now included in the Workstation User's Manual.
Run Virtual Machines in the Background — You can now leave virtual machines and teams running in the
background when you exit Workstation. On the host, a system tray icon indicates how many virtual machines
are running in the background. Click the icon to open a virtual machine.
Virtual Machines Can Act as VNC Servers — You can set a virtual machine to act as a VNC server without having
to install any specialized VNC software in the guest.
Continuous State Record/Replay Capabilities (Experimental) — This feature lets you record all of a Workstation
6 virtual machine's activity over a period of time. Unlike Workstation's movie-capture feature, the record/replay
feature lets you exactly duplicate the operations and state of the virtual machine throughout the time of the
recording. At any time during playback of a recording, you can click a button to "go live" from that point of
execution.
Automation Via Expanded VIX 1.1 API — The VIX API (formerly known as the Programming API) is now compatible with
Workstation 6.0. This API allows you to write scripts and programs to automate virtual machine operations. This
release of the API is available in the C language. There are additional language bindings for Perl, COM, and shell
scripts (vmrun).
Physical-to-Virtual Conversion and Enhanced Import Functionality (Windows Hosts Only) — Included in this release
is the Converter Import wizard from the VMware Converter product. Using this wizard enables you to convert a
physical Windows machine into a virtual machine, convert a virtual machine from one VMware virtual machine format
to another, and convert virtual machines or system images from popular third-party vendors.
Appliance View for Virtual Appliances — Rather than having users see a console view for an appliance, you can now
configure the new appliance view. It gives you a brief description of the type of server or appliance and provides
a link that opens the browser on the guest system and connects to the correct port for the server console.
Support for Paravirtualized Linux Kernels — If you have a VMware VMI (Virtual Machine Interface) 3.0 enabled kernel
in a Linux guest operating system, you can now enable paravirtual support in the virtual machine.
Virtual Machine Communication Interface (Experimental) — VMCI provides a faster means of communication among
applications running on the host and in virtual machines. The VMCI infrastructure comprises an SDK and drivers for
host and guest. This experimental feature is especially suited for users who want to write client-server applications.
For more information, view the documentation from the VMCI Developer Resources page. Also see the README file. On
Linux hosts, the README file is located in the directory /usr/share/doc/vmware/vmware-vmci/samples. On Windows hosts,
it is in the VMCI folder in VMware Workstation installation directory; for example, C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware
Workstation\VMCI.
VMware Player 2.0 — The new Player Welcome page gives you the option of browsing to a virtual machine file or
downloading a virtual appliance from the Virtual Appliance Marketplace at vam.vmware.com. You can then use Player's
new appliance view when running a virtual appliance. For more information about standalone VMware Player 2.0, see
the VMware Player Documentation page.

Fixed Bugs

Bugs Reported in Workstation 6.0.1 and Fixed in Workstation 6.0.2

Hosts with AMD Duron processors might not be able to power on virtual machines. This problem resulted because Duron
processors that are based on Athlon do not have Intel SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions). (bug 183866)
Ubuntu 7.04 virtual machines sometimes power off unexpectedly if paravirtual kernel support is enabled. (bug 190499)