> Install the RPM, install kernel{,-smp,-hugemem}-devel, run
> vmware-config.pl. Just remember to run it each time you get a new
> kernel.
>
Also, you should run "cp -rp /dev/vm* /etc/udev/devices/" so that the
vm nodes come back upon reboot.
John
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