64-bit VMware-tools installation Solution

For details about how to install and solve the 64-bit VMware-tools-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application, see the following. 1. Some nonsense: When we click "Virtual Machine"> "Install VMware-tools", a message indicating that the volume cannot be mounted will pop up: "The volume cannot be mounted 'vmware tools '', in the details, the mount block device/dev/bq0 write protection is mounted in read-only mode; mount:/dev/bq0 is mounted or/media/cdrom0 is busy; mount: according to the information in mtab,/dev/sp_0 has been mounted to/media/cdrom0.
In fact,/dev/sp_0 is the Ubuntu 8.04 DVD-ROM on the desktop when we boot into the system, and the Mount directory of our VMware-tools Package is under/media/cdrom0, the above prompt says "mount:/dev/MCM 0 has been mounted or/media/cdrom0 is busy; mount: according to the information in mtab, /dev/cd0 has been mounted to/media/cdrom0. "This indicates that you must remove the mounted or busy directory umount (not mounted.
2. The specific method is as follows:
First, switch to the Super User root and enter the following command: # umount/dev/cd0
At this time, our DVD-ROM on the desktop disappeared, indicating umount successful
Second, # The mount/media/cdrom0 system automatically pops up two installation packages for VMware-tools
Third, enter the following command # tar zxvf VMwareTools-6.0.2-59824.tar.gz-C/tmp (indicating to unzip to the temporary directory/tmp)
Fourth, # cd/tmp
Fifth, # cd vmware-tools-distrib
Sixth, #./vmware-install.pl (installation)
In subsequent steps, the system will prompt you the directory to be installed and so on. You only need to press enter by default.
3. after the installation is complete, the system will prompt you some/dev/bq0 has been mounted or busy information, this is because we put the above DVD-ROM (that is, Mount directory/dev/bq0) the reason for unmounting the mount is to re-mount it now
Command: # umount/media/cdrom0
# Mount/dev/cd0

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