Closed lucascouts closed 5 years ago
Your /tmp dir is probably mounted with the "noexec" option and the VMware bundle tries to execute some script it unpacks there.
Long term solution: change /etc/fstab or the custom script you use to mount /tmp
Short-term workaround: "mount -o remount,exec /tmp"
I tried editing the bundle itself to make it use another temp dir, but it errors out without any message.
you're very faster, I read the ebuild and look the comment, I'm using zram in /tmp and was added that flag, I'll change the portage install folder to test and close the task.
I like Virtualbox, but in my mind Vmware is better yet.
That's because I was affected by this myself, with a tmpfs-mounted /tmp that had fancy mounting options.
remove the "noexec" is necessary only to install, right ?
Yes, each time you emerge the package.
perfect.
Hi, I'm try install vmware, but show me a issue about the permissions
look the image and the logs
image : https://imgur.com/a/9GYRdXv
env : https://paste2.org/HWDJE7zE