I have a PC with Win 10 Pro and Kubuntu 18.10
On both environments I installed VM WS Pro 15.0.2.
The WS default folder is on the same partition
In Windows it is V:\VMWare\
In Linux it is /VM/VMware/
Obviously the partition related as V: disk of Windows is mounted in Linux as /VM
I need to use the same VMs in both environments.
When I launch from Linux a VM that I used in Windows (or vice versa), appears the question "Copied or moved?".
There is no way to avoid it?
However my biggest problem is with the Virtual Network Editor.
In Windows I have this configuration
- VMnet0 Bridged Auto-bridging Automatic
- VMNet1 Host Only 192.168.188.0
- Green Bridged NIC2
- Orange Host only 192.168.103.0
- VMNet8 NAT 192.168.15.0
In Linux I start with this configuration:
- VMnet0 Bridged Auto-bridging Automatic
- VMNet1 Host Only 192.168.182.0
- VMNet8 NAT 192.168.88.0
but when I try to create a new bridged network, I receive the message "Cannot add bridged network: There are no un-bridged host network adapters"
I need to keep the VMs in the same configuration because I cannot change them every time I switch from Linux to Windows or vice versa.
In any case, if I can not create more than one newtwork bridged I can not even use Linux.
Am I doing something wrong?