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# check for vmdk file marker %VM_DISK_PATH% and put vmdk path in it's place: also VM_DISK_MODE
# and VM_DISK_REDOLOGDIR.
sed -i 's#%VM_DISK_PATH%#'"$vm_diskfile"'#g' "${TMPCONFIG}"
sed -i 's#%VM_DISK_MODE%#'"independent-nonpersistent"'#g' "${TMPCONFIG}"
sed -i 's#%VM_DISK_REDOLOGDIR%#'"$redodir"'#g' "${TMPCONFIG}"
# Ethernet: All we do is entering a generated MAC, as we do not want to interfere
# in the possible case no networking is wanted.
writelog "Guest MAC: $macaddr"
echo 'ethernet0.addressType = "static"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'ethernet0.address = "'"${macaddr}"'"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# DVD, CDROM
# XXX: For now it's safe to assume ide channel 1 is free, as we support only one HDD, and if it's IDE, it's on channel 0
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
ide1:0.present = "$cdrom0"
ide1:0.autodetect = "TRUE"
ide1:0.fileName = "auto detect"
ide1:0.deviceType = "cdrom-raw"
ide1:1.present = "$cdrom1"
ide1:1.autodetect = "TRUE"
ide1:1.fileName = "auto detect"
ide1:1.deviceType = "cdrom-raw"
HEREEND
if [ -n "$FLOPPYIMG" ]; then
floppy1="TRUE"
else
floppy1="FALSE"
fi
# Floppies:
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
floppy0.present = "$floppy0"
floppy0.startConnected = "FALSE"
floppy0.autodetect = "TRUE"
floppy0.fileName = "auto detect"
floppy1.present = "$floppy1"
floppy1.startConnected = "TRUE"
floppy1.fileType = "file"
floppy1.fileName = "$FLOPPYIMG"
HEREEND
writelog "numvcpus = ${cpu_cores} - maxvcpus=${real_core_count}"
# RAM, CPUs
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
numvcpus = "$cpu_cores"
cpuid.coresPerSocket = "$cores_per_socket"
maxvcpus = "$real_core_count"
memsize = "$mem"
MemAllowAutoScaleDown = "FALSE"
MemTrimRate = "-1"
HEREEND
# USB fallback: Only write usb config if there's none
if ! grep -q -i "^usb\.present" "${TMPCONFIG}"; then
# Nothing found, go ahead
if [ -n "$SLX_EXAM" ]; then
# Exam mode: Default to no USB
sed -i '/^usb\./Id' "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'usb.present = "FALSE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
else
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
usb.present = "TRUE"
HEREEND
fi
fi
sed -i '/^usb\.generic\.autoconnect/Id' "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'usb.generic.autoconnect = "TRUE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# USB 3.0 support changes quality and has different side effects
# with every minor release of vmware. Always force 2.0 for now.
# TODO: Get it fixed by vmware?
sed -i '/^ehci\.present/Id;/^usb_xhci\.present/Id' "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'ehci.present = "TRUE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# shared folders
if [ "$HGFS_DISABLED" = "FALSE" ]; then
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
sharedFolder.option = "alwaysEnabled"
sharedFolder0.present = "$shfolders"
sharedFolder0.enabled = "$shfolders"
sharedFolder0.expiration = "never"
sharedFolder0.guestName = "$homesharename"
sharedFolder0.hostPath = "$homesharepath"
sharedFolder0.readAccess = "TRUE"
sharedFolder0.writeAccess = "TRUE"
sharedFolder1.present = "$shfolders"
sharedFolder1.enabled = "$shfolders"
sharedFolder1.expiration = "never"
sharedFolder1.guestName = "$commonsharename"
sharedFolder1.hostPath = "$commonsharepath"
sharedFolder1.readAccess = "TRUE"
sharedFolder1.writeAccess = "FALSE"
sharedFolder.maxNum = "2"
hgfs.mapRootShare = "TRUE"
hgfs.linkRootShare = "TRUE"
HEREEND
fi
# Isolation tools: settings
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-HEREEND
isolation.tools.hgfs.disable = "$HGFS_DISABLED"
isolation.tools.dnd.disable = "FALSE"
isolation.tools.copy.enable = "TRUE"
isolation.tools.paste.enabled = "TRUE"
HEREEND
# Serial, parallel: Empty, nothing is being currently set. TODO later.
# Graphics, GPU: 3D will be enabled (even if vmware doesn't support the chip) if we whitelisted it.
if [ -n "$SLX_VMWARE_3D" ]; then
writelog "FORCE3D set - overriding 3D in vmx file."
echo 'mks.gl.allowBlacklistedDrivers = "TRUE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# We override... play safe and cap the hwVersion to 10, since some i915 chips goofed up with 12
# Investigate if we might have to do this in other cases where we don't override
if grep -qi '^mks.enable3d.*true' "${TMPCONFIG}"; then
vmw_cap_hw_version "10"
fi
else
writelog "FORCE3D not set - 3D will only work if GPU/driver is whitelisted by vmware."
fi
# Disable DPI scaling information passing via vmware tools
sed -i '/^gui.applyHostDisplayScaling/Id' "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'gui.applyHostDisplayScalingToGuest = "FALSE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# Additinal exam mode settings
if [ -n "$SLX_EXAM" ]; then
echo 'gui.restricted = "true"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
fi
# Hack resolution if we know the desired one is not in the default list of vmx_svga
# For now, only do it on the odd ones, as we don't know if this has any side effects
# This seems unnecessary on Win7 but is required on WinXP - need more research for other OSs
case "$RESOLUTION" in
1600x900|2560x1440|2880x1800|3200x1800)
X=${RESOLUTION%x*}
Y=${RESOLUTION#*x}
BYTES=$(( ( ( X * Y * 4 + 65535 ) / 65536 ) * 65536 ))
[ "$BYTES" -lt 16777216 ] && BYTES=16777216
cat >> "${TMPCONFIG}" <<-EOF
svga.autodetect = "FALSE"
svga.vramSize = $BYTES
svga.maxWidth = $X
svga.maxHeight = $Y
EOF
;;
esac
# Killing duplicate lines (output much nicer than sort -u):
awk '!a[$0]++' "${TMPCONFIG}" > "${TMPCONFIG}.tmp" && mv -f "${TMPCONFIG}.tmp" "${TMPCONFIG}"
# Apply $maxhardwareversion to final VMX
if [ -n "$HWVER" ] && [ "$HWVER" -gt "$maxhardwareversion" ]; then
writelog "Hardware version capped to $maxhardwareversion (was $HWVER)"
sed -i 's/^virtualHW\.version.*$/virtualHW.version = "'$maxhardwareversion'"/I' "${TMPCONFIG}"
HWVER="$maxhardwareversion"
fi
# Enable nested virtualization if not specified in remote vmx
if [ -e "/run/hwinfo" ] && ! grep -qi '^vhv\.enable' "${TMPCONFIG}" \
&& grep -qE '^flags\s*:.*\b(ept|npt)\b' "/proc/cpuinfo" \
&& [ "$HWVER" -ge "9" ]; then
. "/run/hwinfo"
[ "${HW_KVM}" = "ENABLED" ] && echo 'vhv.enable = "TRUE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
fi
# TODO: Need a way to check if supported by hardware before enabling!
#grep -qi '^vpmc\.enable' "${TMPCONFIG}" || echo 'vpmc.enable = "TRUE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# Disable space check warnings
sed -i '/^mainMem.freeSpaceCheck/Id' "${TMPCONFIG}"
echo 'mainMem.freeSpaceCheck = "FALSE"' >> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# See if there are any USB devices connected that we want to pass through immediately
get_usb_devices 'usb.autoConnect.deviceXXXXX = "0x%VENDOR%:0x%PRODUCT%"' \
| sed -r 's/0x0+/0x/g' \
| awk '{sub(/XXXXX/,NR-1)}1' \
>> "${TMPCONFIG}"
# At last_ Let's copy it to $confdir/run-vmware.conf
if cp -p "${TMPCONFIG}" "$conffile"; then
writelog "Copied TMPDIR/IMGUUID ${TMPCONFIG} to conffile ${conffile}"
else
writelog "Could not copy TMPDIR/IMGUUID -${TMPCONFIG}- to conffile ${conffile}!"
cleanexit 1
fi
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