Hi @ericbsd
I'm using plain FreeBSD + XFCE in VMWare,
and your post above is the best info I've found
for completing configuration of FreeBSD as a guest OS.
With those settings I got mouse integration.
It's great to know that it can actually work !
But at the same time, there was no keyboard input.
So I commented out the section that has
Option "AutoAddDevices" "false"
and then the keyboard worked,
but there was no mouse integration.
I guess GhostBSD sets up the keyboard somewhere else.
Maybe I need to add an "InputDevice" Section for the keyboard,
but I don't know what details to put in it.
Is there a proper documenation page anywhere, for open-vm-tools config?
I have not found sufficient info, on vmware.com, freebsd.org,
or github.com/vmware/open-vm-tools
I'm using plain FreeBSD + XFCE in VMWare,
and your post above is the best info I've found
for completing configuration of FreeBSD as a guest OS.
With those settings I got mouse integration.
It's great to know that it can actually work !
But at the same time, there was no keyboard input.
So I commented out the section that has
Option "AutoAddDevices" "false"
and then the keyboard worked,
but there was no mouse integration.
I guess GhostBSD sets up the keyboard somewhere else.
Maybe I need to add an "InputDevice" Section for the keyboard,
but I don't know what details to put in it.
Is there a proper documenation page anywhere, for open-vm-tools config?
I have not found sufficient info, on vmware.com, freebsd.org,
or github.com/vmware/open-vm-tools
Statistics: Posted by j77h — Thu Dec 21, 2023 10:18 pm