Hello guys, I just fresh installed Fedora last version. Then I tried to install VMWare. Headers etc. everything is OK but when I run the VMWare it says "Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file" because I don't have any .Xauthority file. How can I generate that?
Well, I created .Xauthority file with touch did chown and chmod things.
This is the echo $DISPLAY output here.: :0
This is the echo $XAUTHORITY output here: /home/vaio/.Xauthority
After all I ran the VMware with sudo but I know the Wayland have some problems while running as "root" so I applied this before run: $ xhost +local:
Then I got this message: link text
This is the log I have: link text I think I have problems with kernel headers, please help me ASAP. :v
Have you any chance to use a different virtualization solution instead? In my experience, KVM/Qemu is way more stable and does not break for those simple nonsense reasons. You may want to try different GUIs for it, e.g. GNOME boxes or virt-manager.
https://www.sysnettechsolutions.com/e... Adapt to fedora : The .Xauthority file does not exist. Create it then give the file the right permission. Ensure you have a valid license.
Asked: 2018-09-04 11:53:18 -0600
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Last updated: Sep 04 '18
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