Use open-vm-tools to install VMWare tools #4
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since it is part of recent Rubies anyway.
since this will not break stuff.
| rm -rf /tmp/vmfusion; | ||
| rm -rf /tmp/vmfusion-archive; | ||
| rm -f $HOME_DIR/*.iso; | ||
| apt-get install open-vm-tools; |
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@moonglum and I are using VMWare 7 locally. Apparently Atlas uses some different version in the Packer environment. This causes the installation of different VMWare tools which have the HGFS module (for shared folder support) not correctly installed in the Vagrant box.
We decided to go with the
open-vm-toolspackage since it is made for the specific Ubuntu version :-)