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The program transforms the way technical professionals develop, test, demonstrate, and deploy software by running multiple x86-based operating systems simultaneously on the same PC. vmx file directly, but just feel there has to be a better way.VMware Workstation Pro Lets You Run Multiple Operating Systems as Virtual Machines (including Windows VMs) on a Single Windows or Linux PC. I'm considering writing some Powershell to update the.
Using the "readVariable" command I can read out the new value. Unfortunately, this code does not update the VMWare workstation GUI. & vmrun writeVariable "path to new vm.vmx" runtimeConfig displayName "new display name" # attempting to change the display name here results in an error "vm not started" The code I'm using is & vmrun clone "path to master vm.vmx" "path to new vm.vmx" linked snapshot_01 I'd like to change this name, so I can easily identify the machine from the workstation GUI. This is so I can then use the GUI to easily identify and control the machines after this has completed.īy default, vmrun will make the name of the cloned machine "Copy of (old machine name)". I am trying to clone a template virtual machine and make several instances of it, each with a different display name. I am scripting VMWare Workstation (8.0.2) from Windows Powershell on Windows 7.
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