> > # rpm -ql VMware-Player
> > /var/cache/vmware/VMware-Player-2.5.2-156735.x86_64.bundle
> > # ls -l /var/cache/vmware/
> > total 0
>> That's normal I think.
> I.E. the RPM just contains an archive which is extracted at install time.
> Not sure why they do that, probably laziness.
I checked the previous version 2.0.2, and it was a proper rpm.
> > # ls -l /usr/bin/vmplayer
> > ls: /usr/bin/vmplayer: No such file or directory
>> seems like it was inadvertently deleted.
Nope - the installation failed silently.
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