If a virtual machine's configuration file (.

Where the path to the VMware Player installation directory contains certain Japanese hanzi characters or other characters thatĪre not in the local encoding (that is, not Japanese), you might not be able to open the virtual machine. If you create a virtual machine on a host with an English locale and then try to open that virtual machine on a Japanese host VMware Player 2.5 might exit unexpectedly. On Linux hosts, if you open a VMware Player 1.x or 2.0.x virtual machine that has Japanese characters in the.

Miscellaneous Localization and Internationalization.

Smart Cards and Smart Card Readers (Experimental Support).

VMware Player and Virtual Machine Upgrade and Compatibility.

VMware provides experimental support to the following operating systems for Player:įeatures from the prior releases of VMware Player are described in the following Release Notes documents:

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 and Service Pack 2.

VMware provides support for the following operating systems for Player 2.5.2: With this release of VMware Player, certain new features and support have been added. These release notes cover the following topics:

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