转自:http://www.greebo.net/2012/06/01/fedora-17-install-on-vmware-fusion-4-workstation-8/
Updating Fedora to allow VMWare Tools compilation
Once you have Fedora installed, login and open a terminal window
sudo yum update sudo reboot sudo yum install kernel-devel kernel-headers gcc make
Installing VMWare Tools
Now you’re ready to install the VMWare Tools
- Virtual Machine -> Install VMWare Tools. Unfortunately, F17 now mounts CD ROMs in a user specific location (/run/media/<username>/<volume name>), so you need to know your username if the instructions below don’t work
- Open a terminal
tar zxf /run/media/`whoami`/VMware\ Tools/VMw*.tar.gz cd vmware-tools-distrib sudo ./vmware-install.pl
NB: With tools build 8.8.3, there will be compilation errors until an update for the tools is released by VMware, but enough modules will compile to allow you to use shared folders, have auto-resizing monitors, working cut-n-paste, and a few of the other things that make running the tools worthwhile. Drag and drop doesn’t work yet.
Logout and then Restart the system to enable the tools. If you’re text only,
sudo reboot
