Vmware background startup

Vmware background startup

Starting the vmware interface consumes a lot of resources. I believe that background startup is a favorite method. The following common commands are briefly introduced:

Open the dos window and execute the following command:

Enter the Virtual Machine installation directory: cd C: \ Program Files (x86) \ VMware Workstation
Start: vmrun-T ws start "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx" nogui

[Note: C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx is the ubuntu system you have created in the virtual machine. The following is the same]
Check whether the startup is successful: tasklist | findstr vmware
[Note: ps-ef | grep "vmware" in unix systems]

Normal shutdown: vmrun stop "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx" soft
Force Shutdown: vmrun stop "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx" hard
Pending sleep: vmrun suspend "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx" hard | soft

List running virtual machines: vmrun list

The above are common operations, but every input is certainly troublesome. It is much more convenient to write a bat script. It is pasted as follows:

: Start vmware @ echo s: start vmware p: stop vmware @ set/p select = input: @ if "% select %" = "s" goto start @ if "% select %" = "p" goto stop: stop cd C: \ Program Files (x86) \ VMware Workstation vmrun stop "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx "hard @ echo stop succeed! Pause exit: start cd C: \ Program Files (x86) \ VMware Workstation vmrun list vmrun-T ws start "C: \ ubuntu/Ubuntu. vmx "nogui tasklist | findstr vmware @ echo start succeed! Pause exit

I am not familiar with the bat script. It is ugly but usable.

Good luck!