Build a local LNMP development environment (2.6)-Share code with VMware Tools

The reason for this sort of 2.6 is to determine as early as possible whether the VMware tools used will work correctly, and if not, uninstall and reinstall other versions of VMware.

VMware tools can be used to share code under Windows (development environment) in Debian (Code Runtime Environment).

(You can also install Samba in Debia to share code in Debian to Windows, but not in a way that looks at the code without wheezy running)

Start Running Wheezy

Connect to Debian

Installing VMware Tools First requiresbuild-essential

输入

Apt-get Install Build-essential

Y

Install the Linux kernel header again

Input

Apt-get Install linux-headers-$ (uname-r)

Y

The VMware Official manual provides a way to manually install VMware Tools, and the parts installed in Linux are available.

From the Workstation menu bar, select

Virtual machines > Installing VMware Tools

Are you sure

Input

Mount

Determine if the Linux distribution automatically mounts VMware Tools virtual CD-ROM images

If you mount a CD-ROM device, the CD-ROM device and its mount point are listed as follows:

/dev/cdrom on/mnt/cdrom type iso9660 (Ro,nosuid,nodev)

This machine is not mounted

Mkdir/mnt/cdrom

Create mount point Directory

Input

Mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom

Mount the CD-ROM drive

Input

cd /tmp

Go to working directory/TMP

Before installing VMware Tools, delete the previous Vmware-tools-distrib directory

Input

Ls/mnt/cdron

List the contents of the mount point directory and note the file name of the VMware Tools tar installer (vmwaretools-9.9.3-2759765.tar.gz)

Input

Tar-zxvf/mnt/cdrom/vmwaretools-9.9.3-2759765.tar.gz

Unzip the installer to the current directory

Input

Ls

The current directory has the unpacked packages of VMware Tools

Input

Uninstalling the CD-ROM image

Run the Setup program and configure VMware Tools.

Input

CD Vmware-tools-distrib

Switch directories

Input./vmware-install.pl–d

Start automatic installation, the installation process will wait for the user input, without input, will automatically use the default parameters

Installation Complete

Input

Ls/mnt

You'll see/mnt a Hgfs folder (if not, it doesn't work, re-installs other versions of VMware)

Shutting down a virtual machine

Selected in VMware

Shared folders, options, settings, virtual machines

You can see folders that are not currently shared

Click

Always Enable-add

Next

Select the folder you want to share (share D:\Code folder here)

Next

Complete

A successful shared folder has been added at this time

Restart Wheezy and connect to Debian

Input

Ls/mnt/hgfs

Show shared Folders code (if no shared folders are displayed, you will need to reinstall other versions of VMware)

When editing the contents of a shared folder (D:\Code) under Windows,/mnt/hgfs/code in Debian will change as well, because the two systems share the same folder.

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Building a local LNMP development environment (2.6)-sharing code with VMware tools