How to install a bundle file suffixed with Fedora13

The installation Suffix of Fedora13 is the bundle file. There are many online sayings. The most common method is to put the file to be installed under the TEST directory if your login name is TEST, do not place it in the subdirectory of the Directory; otherwise, it cannot be run. Then execute Step 1: sudochmod + x ***. bundle Step 2: sudo./***. bundle. And rootaccessisrequ is displayed every time.

The installation Suffix of Fedora 13 is the bundle file. There are many sayings on the Internet. The most common method is:

If your login name is "TEST", the file to be installed will be placed in the "TEST" directory. Do not place the file on the subdirectory under the directory. Otherwise, the file cannot run. Then execute

Step 1: sudo chmod + x *****. bundle

Step 2: sudo./*****. bundle

However, I failed to make the attempt multiple times.

The error message "root access is required for the operations you have chosen." is displayed every time. The reason is:

Ordinary users do not have this permission, just like installing some software in windows requires the Administrator permission. Www.linuxidc.com is upgraded to the root permission first:

Command: su

Then, the system prompts you to enter the password:

Then execute:./software name.

The entire installation process is as follows:

[Kelvin @ kelvin ~] $ Cd/media/Pro_Docs/Linux_VMware

[Kelvin @ kelvin Linux_VMware] $ ls

VMware-Workstation-Full-7.0.1-227600.i386.bundle

[Kelvin @ kelvin Linux_VMware] $./VMware-Workstation-Full-7.0.1-227600.i386.bundleExtracting VMware Installer... done.

[Kelvin @ kelvin Linux_VMware] $ su

Password:

[Root @ kelvin Linux_VMware] #./VMware-Workstation-Full-7.0.1-227600.i386.bundle

Extracting VMware Installer... done.

In this way, you can start installing ......