i'm using vmware, not the player. where can i find the ethernet-> NAT?

ok finally i manage to get the thing running..but i cant get the Ative Port Test in Deluge running... i keep getting the TCP is closed although i already turn off window firewall and did port forwarding in my Aztech routine...Is it because my Ubuntu in Wnmare ip is different?


...after restarted my pc ...my ubuntu no longer can connect to internet..I have double check is still NAT..anyone any idea?Thanks

i am freaking lost....now can connect to internet again...

downloading at 5< kb only..sob

This post has been edited by jimmy_none: Sep 2 2007, 08:57 PM

sry cant help you there. i am using vmware player to run ubuntu. i hope this tutorial might help you

http://www.tanguay.info/web/tutorial.php?i...lUbuntuOnVmware

btw, anyone else know how to transfer file from ubuntu (vmware player) to windows?

Why not you all just install Ubuntu on a separate partition and save all the hassles?

because not everyone interested in ubuntu (or if i may say, linux stuff)
and willing to go through all the hassles to install and use a totally new OS (i mean new to user, not new to the world)

but if one is willing to install ubuntu (instead of VMware) then u'll most probably never come back to this thread

i have play ubuntu with vmwere..but it can not upgred or install ktorent..please help me..

That's the point. Install Ubuntu directly and you don't have the need to come back here.

Go to Synaptic Package Manager, search for Ktorrent and upgrade it.

are u sure?.. n what is wrong for them to come here n asking about their problem. At least they can learn sumthing from their mistake.. they also can learn about vmware n ubuntu at the same time.

there is nothing wrong
but as i have said before, by installing linux on a different partition it totally simplifies EVERYTHING

hmm, i think the alternative offered by blackamikaze is way simpler. install vmware player, run ubuntu, install deluge, run deluge through vmware player.... sry, but i beg to differ.

hey, how do you transfer file from ubuntu (in vmware player) to windows? Once i've sorted this out, thats about all i need to know... THanks

alright, whatever floats your boat. i just had to shrink my windows partions, installl ubuntu, install deluge
i didnt have to find a way to get my network to work or find a way to transfer files using SCP. i just watch whatever i download on ubuntu itself

i think....
xunlei and deluge...oso the same..my pc working xunlei fast then deluge...
now means. XP better then linux...

LOL! probably what you said is quite true. well, initially it seems to be easy to just install vmware player and run ubuntu. but gosh, only i realize the tricky part that comes later, which is to transfer downloaded file from ubuntu to windows.

http://www.tanguay.info/web/tutorial.php?i...mLinuxWithSamba
for this one, i have the same problem as others who complained (step 3 and 4). i cant find my workarea icon.

from the other guide using winscp it seems that i can only transfer file from windows to ubuntu aka accessing ubuntu files from windows... but what i want is the opposite way round... but nvm, i'll try to find a solution

I managed to run ubuntu on vmware. The speed is fantastic. Thanks for recommending deluge

d(@@)b, you need to install the VMware Tools. If not, then you need to sort of setup an FTP server to FTP your files out to your Windows.

This post has been edited by seperlinky: Sep 3 2007, 03:01 PM

the tools can only be used by vmware workstation and vmware ACE.

http://www.vmware.com/download/desktop_virtualization.html

unless you have other source/ application that you can share? links perhaps?

an ftp server will be a "no no". that would mean double download which is quite wasting time...

d(@@)b, I am using vmware workstation FTP is alright as you are just ftp-ing local LAN

yeah, ftp or http speed download between ur os n virtual os is like copying file in ur windows.

FWIW, I use the wubi installer and install ubuntu painlessly on my notebook. It's a bit slow, but it beats having all these copying problems between the VM and host OS (though I also have a VMWare Workstation installed in another machine and have no problems mounting a shared directory using VMTools to copy files back and forth between the VM and Windows, or use WinSCP to transfer files).

hi everyone.. erm... I installed ubuntu via da wmware player & created a fat32 partition solely for ktorrent & shared it... but ktorrent seems to be unable to locate the network's shared folder "smb://bla bla bla..."... is there another way around? to straight store downloaded files in there....?.....