Please have a look at the release files, e.g. here. You can download the vmx file and the iso file. The vmx file is for direct use in vmware-player, it is thought to start the iso file.
It does not matter if you have a amd64, though the iso uses 32bit, which works on amd64 too. If you prefer the 64bit port of JNode you should build JNode from source with "build.(sh|bat) cd-x86".
The above mentioned post show you how to use the tool to create new virtual machines & VMX File for VMware Player using a free tool. I hope that help answer your question .
We have vmware player support
Hi Cran,
Please have a look at the release files, e.g. here. You can download the vmx file and the iso file. The vmx file is for direct use in vmware-player, it is thought to start the iso file.
It does not matter if you have a amd64, though the iso uses 32bit, which works on amd64 too. If you prefer the 64bit port of JNode you should build JNode from source with "build.(sh|bat) cd-x86".
Hope that helps,
Peter
VMware VMX File Builder
I just wanted to add to your post that there is a great & easy VMX File builder available for VMware Player. I had found it the other day while reading the post at: How to Create VMX Files for VMware Player using the free VMX Builder
The above mentioned post show you how to use the tool to create new virtual machines & VMX File for VMware Player using a free tool. I hope that help answer your question
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Enjoy,
Erick