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/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- sets a guest info variable
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the value for a guest info variable
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the VM id
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the process id of the running VM
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- gets various product information
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- connects a virtual device to a VM
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- disconnects a virtual device from a VM
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the path to the configuration file
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the heartbeat value of the guest OS
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the uptime of the guest OS
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the number of remote connections to a VM
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the number of seconds since last notification from the tools
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves a VM resource
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- sets a VM resource
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- sets the user that the VM runs as
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the user that the VM runs as
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- retrieves the access permissions of the current user on a VM
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- adds a redo log to a virtual disk
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- commits the redo log of a virtual disk
/usr/bin/vmware-cmd
-- answers a question for a VM requesting input
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linux下安装和卸载vmware tool
Installing VMware Tools in a Linux or FreeBSD Virtual Machine
1. Power on the virtual machine.
2. After the guest operating system has started, prepare your virtual machine to install VMware Tools.
Choose VM > Install VMware Tools.
The remaining steps take place inside the virtual machine.
3. Be sure the guest operating system is running in text mode. You cannot install VMware Tools from a terminal in an X window session.
Some recent distributions of Linux are configured to run the X server when they boot and do not provide an easy way to stop the X server. However, you can switch to a different workspace that is still in text mode and install VMware Tools from that workspace.
To switch between Linux workspaces in a virtual machine, press Ctrl-Alt-Space, release Space without releasing Ctrl and Alt, then press the function key for the workspace you want to use — for example, F2.
Note: If you changed your hot-key combination to something other than Ctrl-Alt, use that combination with Space and the function key.