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Configuring and Managing Devices 6
You can use Player to add devices to virtual machines, including DVD and CD-ROM drives, floppy drives,
USB controllers, virtual and physical hard disks, parallel and serial ports, generic SCSI devices, and
processors. You can also modify settings for existing devices.
This chapter includes the following topics:
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“Configuring DVD, CD-ROM, and Floppy Drives,” on page 77
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“Configuring a USB Controller,” on page 79
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“Configuring and Maintaining Virtual Hard Disks,” on page 81
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“Configuring Virtual Ports,” on page 87
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“Configuring Generic SCSI Devices,” on page 91
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“Configuring Eight-Way Virtual Symmetric Multiprocessing,” on page 95
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“Configuring Keyboard Features,” on page 96
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“Modify Hardware Settings for a Virtual Machine,” on page 103
Configuring DVD, CD-ROM, and Floppy Drives
You can add up to 4 IDE devices, up to 60 SCSI devices, and up to 120 SATA devices (4 controllers with 30
devices per controller) to a virtual machine. Any of these devices can be a virtual or physical hard disk or
DVD or CD-ROM drive. By default, a floppy drive is not connected when a virtual machine powers on.
A virtual machine can read data from a DVD disc. Player does not support playing DVD movies in a virtual
machine. You might be able to play a movie if you use a DVD player application that does not require video
overlay support in the video card.
Add a DVD or CD-ROM Drive to a Virtual Machine
You can add one or more DVD or CD-ROM drives to a virtual machine. You can connect the virtual DVD or
CD-ROM drive to a physical drive or an ISO image file.
You can configure the virtual DVD or CD-ROM drive as an IDE or a SCSI device, regardless of the type of
physical drive that you connect it to. For example, if the host has an IDE CD-ROM drive, you can set up the
virtual machine drive as either SCSI or IDE and connect it to the host drive.
Do not configure legacy emulation mode unless you experience problems with normal mode. See
“Configure Legacy Emulation Mode for a DVD or CD-ROM Drive,” on page 79 for more information.
Procedure
1 Select the virtual machine and select Player > Manage > Virtual Machine Settings.
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- Index 113 4
- Intended Audience 5
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- Introduction and System 7
- Requirements 1 7
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- Help System Requirements 9
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- .sv2i file extension 11
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- Installing and Using Player 2 13
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- Uninstall Player 15
- Start Player 16
- Use the Player Window 16
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- Creating Virtual Machines 3 19
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- Virtual Machines Directory 21
- Create a Virtual Machine 23
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- Importing Virtual Machines 26
- .vmc file and click Open 27
- Installing VMware Tools 28
- Upgrading VMware Tools 28
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- Uninstall VMware Tools 36
- Virtual Machine Files 37
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- Using Virtual Machines 4 39
- .vmx) file, and click Open 40
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- Transferring Files and Text 44
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- Using Shared Folders 46
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- /dev/sda, to the virtual 55
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- Disable Smart Card Sharing 58
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- Use Unity Mode 62
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- Machines 5 67
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- Configuring Video and Sound 69
- Setting Screen Color Depth 70
- Using Accelerated 3D Graphics 70
- VMware, Inc. 71 71
- Configuring Sound 72
- Moving Virtual Machines 73
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- Delete a Virtual Machine 75
- Using the VIX API 76
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- Configuring a USB Controller 79
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- VMware, Inc. 81 81
- .vmdk extension 82
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- Compact a Virtual Hard Disk 84
- Expand a Virtual Hard Disk 84
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- Configuring Virtual Ports 87
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- .vmx) file 91
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- Configuring Keyboard Features 96
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- V-Scan Code Table 100
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- Menu 0x15d 103
- Delete function pad 0x153 103
- Windows left 0x15b 103
- Windows right 0x15c 103
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- Virtual Switches 105
- Virtual Network Adapters 106
- Virtual DHCP Server 106
- NAT Device 106
- Bridged Networking 106
- NAT Networking 106
- Host-Only Networking 107
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