Stephen Brown wrote
 [...]
> I setup a configuration file for Windows 98, and then clicked on the Power
> On button.. to get the following...
> 
> Cannot find /proc/cpuinfo
> 
> So I setup procfs with a little help, but to no avail.
> 
> This is probably something really really simple, but I just don't know
> where to look... I would imagine that there will be other things needed in
> /proc too, such as memory etc.. but I am purely guessing here.

Are you mounting procfs with the linux option enabled? I've the
following line in my /etc/fstab file:

/proc /proc procfs rw,-olinux

Remember: vmware is a linux binary package that relies on certain Linux
functionlities and hence this needs to be taken into consideration
when installing it on NetBSD.

cheerio Berndt
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