Please list any known issues you discover here.
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There have been problems reported using the student installer of Windows XP.
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\[alexp, Athena VM\] If a .vmss (VMware suspended state) file is around when you launch a VM, networking can be irreparably broken even if the VM had previously been halted. The only fix seems to be to remove the .vmss file from the VM directory. |
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\[alexp, Athena VM\] adding a line:
VMwarePlayer
to */etc/athena/rpmupdate.exceptions* lets an Athena VM update correctly. However the user must then run vmware-config-tools.pl manually as root after the update to restore VMware Tools functionality. |
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\[alexp, Athena VM\] DHCP will work in an Athena VM if you first get a fixed IP address from Network, then register the machine for DHCP. If the VM is moved or cloned later you need to make sure that the MAC address it has is the same as it had when it was registered for DHCP. After the registration takes effect, you need to have the following entry in */etc/athena/rc.conf*:
ADDR=dhcp; export ADDR
vpnc works well as vpn within an Athena VM. To restore zephyr functionality on VM restart, you will likely need to run:
zctl load |
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