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open-vm-tools does not auto resize the display on Fedora 27 #204
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Same problem on Arch linux (kernel 4.13.11) |
Same problem here after I upgraded my arch install to 4.13, although I guess kernel version maybe unrelated. For me vmtoolsd.service is started fine and I can simply run |
@Bigsy
is a symlink pointing to
which does not exist. Creating the file manually with the content below :
should restore the autostart feature. |
@Bigsy thanks, had the same problem on arch. |
I posted the solution above (should work for all arch flavoured distros), the root cause is a faulty symlink. However, I do not know whether this should be solved by open-vm-tools devs or reported to arch package maintainers. |
vmware-user-suid-wrapper & why |
why |
`vmtoolsd.service - Open Virtual Machine Tools (VMware Tools) 11月 05 16:25:45 Manjaro systemd[1]: Started Open Virtual Machine Tools (VMware Tools). why |
Same problem on Fedora 33, VMware Workstation 16. |
Switch to an X based session, it does not work in Wayland. |
Have you checked recent comments and updates in Thanks! |
I have gnome installed, and of course I am running a x-session. |
I believe that this issue is fixed in currently supported Fedora releases with open-vm-tools 11.3.0 or later. |
I have installed
open-vm-tools
andopen-vm-tools-desktop
in Fedora 27 :vmtoolsd
service was auto start on boot :I have to restart
vmtoolsd
service manually, VM could auto fit the screen.Running
vmware-user-suid-wrapper &
with this error :The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: