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Upgrading VMware Tools on a NexentaOS VM in vSphere 5.1

11. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Tips and Tricks · Tags: nexenta, solaris, vmtools, vmware, vsphere

For my current job I work a lot with NexentaOS (an OpenSolaris based distribution) VMs. Today I had to validate the procedure to upgrade VMware Tools on such VMs for a customer and came across some interesting issues.

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