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来源: http://www.cnblogs.com/klcf0220/articles/4366022.html
前言:我用的是VMware 10.0.5和Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS,host是Windows 7系统。
Recently I’ve tried to install new vmware tools in Ubuntu 14.04.1 after upgrading VMware Workstation to version 10, and the build process crashed with errors like Unknown job: vmware-tools
or Unknown job: vmware-tools-thinprint
After some debugging, I’ve found out that the problem was due to the fact that I was running the build process using sudo -s -E command, which gave me administrator rights, but kept some environment variables that messed initscripts-related commands (service, status and other from upstart package), on which build process relies. The solution is to build vmware-tools under clean environment for root user. To do that, gain superuser rights with sudo su - command, and then build vmware-tools as usual.
The tip above applies to general “unknown job” problem with starting/restarting services, not only to the vmware-tools build process.
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