Hi, You don't really flash it. You just insert the following line in your .vmx file. bios440.filename = "VMWAREBIOS_SLIC.ROM" Regards, Darren
You will all be better off looking at the virtualization forum for things like this. Also remember the vmware BIOS is version dependent!
This Hp rom is great. Is there a way to add it back into the vmware-vmx.exe file to use as the main rom. Thanks
Expire? I'm using the chinese lo*der and activated... Until MS knows a way around this and lo*der doesnt work anymore I will keep using it (for testing purposes)
I cannot get this vmware-vmx.exe file to work. I have extracted it with 7zip and when I load it into reshack nothing shows like it does when loading the original file. Is this a .res file or is the download bad. Thanks Regina
Did you compare the MD5 hash? If it matches, the download is good. It is not a .res file. It is a replacement vmware-vmx.exe file that has the modded BIOS inserted into it. All you need to do is: Download the file. Replace the original vmware-vmx.exe with the one you downloaded. I'm pretty sure you know the location but for the sake for others: On a 64bit system, it is located in: C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\x64 On a 32bit system, I THINK it is located in (not too sure about the location): C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Workstation\bin Of course, if you installed vmware into a different directory, you have to look for it in that diirectory. If you are unable to find it, just do a search for vmware.vmx.exe on your hard drive. Once you find it, rename the original to something like vmware-vmx.exe.bak and copy the modified vmware-vmx.exe into that folder. Dont forget to remove the lines you inserted in the .vmx configuration file and the .rom file. I used Restorator 2007 (IMO, I think it's better than Reshack) to insert the modded BIOS into the vmware-vmx.exe. I did notice it does not open correctly in Reshack. Use Restorator 2007 if you want to play with it.
Thanks. I am using vmware version 6.5.1 build 126130. After I place it into the directory and try to start a vm, vmware says it cannot continue make sure I have all rights and the directories are ok. VM player does the same thing. I checked the md5 and yes it was good.
Maybe because the vmware-vmx.exe was for the version I have which is 6.5.2 Build: 156735. Upload your version of vmware-vmx.exe and I'll insert it in there.