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The product is available for free yes. Since broadcom purchased VMware you have to goto broadcom now to get a free licence key. Hope that helps!

This fix does only work on Ubuntu 23.10 unfortunately and VMware player is NOT supported on later versions of Ubuntu. I've personally moved to using VirtualBox, very simple install on Ubuntu: ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

The built in case fan is not very loud at all, I haven’t measured it so this is just my opinion. I would say the fan on the active cooler is louder than the case fan though. That said the active cooler does seem to provide more cooling.

This fix only works for 23.10 and sadly Broadcom does not support workstation player on Ubuntu 24.04. I have personally switched over to using Virtualbox, its an easy install on Ubuntu: ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

Absolutely it should, haven't used the PI 5 for this. I have been playing with the Coral USB device though, gives some great results also.

Not currently, but I am planning on doing one in the next couple of weeks.

Hello, this fix only works with the specific versions in the video, additionally Broadcom no longer supports vmware player on newer ubuntu either. They now offer a supported version of VMware Workstation for free on the latest Ubuntu. I have personally moved onto using VirtualBox and can highly recommend that: ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

Thanks, I don't have a video on this currently, the Orange PI certainly is a very interesting board that in some areas really excels over the Raspberry PI. Again thank you for the lovely comment.

I have seen a few post regarding issues with certain motherboards and hopefully some of this is fixed with the next point release (due 29th August 2024). However a common issue is not having a SWAP area, so that is worth checking.

I have found the shared folders function doesn't work sometimes. The usual cause is not having the 'VirtualBox guest additions' installed and running in your VM. Another option is to use a USB stick that you can attach directly to your VM and then back to your host workstation. Hope this helps.

This is an interesting idea, thanks for the suggestion - I will see what I can do.

The command line is very useful, and I would like to do more on the subject - again thanks for the suggestion 😁

Thanks for subscribing!😁

Unfortunately the link on the VMware site no longer works and you have to get it from Broadcom now.

GNOME Boxes is simple application and doesn't have lots of options, however you can install virt manager and get more control over the VM's created in GNOME Boxes. Another idea maybe to use VirtualBox instead. If you install the additional tools then you can use the built in RDP server to access your VM: ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

You're welcome!!

Im so glad this helped, Gnome Boxes is an excellent tool for experimenting with Linux VM's

I don't have an AI hat, I do have a USB3 TPU though. However My TPU at least is very low memory and not quite good enough for these models.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you for this lovely comment, it made my day! I try my best to be clear and just give the information that is needed.

Thank you for the lovely comment. I think playing around with these tools is a great start to know what is possible. Have fun!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Thats great news, I'm so glad it helped and thanks for the sub.

Hi, just so you know, VMware workstation player is not supported on later versions of Ubuntu. This fix only worked for these specific versions. VMware workstation now has a different licence and is worth taking a look at. Hope it helps.

Likely that you version of Ubuntu is not supported. This said I would probably recommend having a look at Virtual Box instead - ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

Are you using a newer version of Ubuntu? This fix only works for Ubuntu 23.10 and I dont think support will come for Ubuntu 24.04 for VM player. I have personally moved on to using Virtual Box on linux, the install is very straightforward ( ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html )

Thank you so much for this lovely comment, I'm really glad it helped.

I'm so glad it helped! thanks for the comment.

You don't have to have to change anything if it is working nicely. Glad it helped.

Check to make sure your user account is a member of the KVM group.

So I used Ubuntu 24.04 and VMware 17.5.2. It could not find libaio1 so instead I used libaio-dev which worked. I followed your steps but still says unable to compile those 2 files. I have been messing with linux off and on for years. It always feels like the do stuff like this on purpose to get people to move back to windows lol :P

This fix does only work for 23.10 but I may consider doing a video for the newer Ubuntu shortly. Thanks for the comment

@@LadyTechTalks It worked for me on Ubuntu 24.04 but my containers don't have network connection. I wonder if that's related in anyway....(btw it was a vmware workstation pro install not workstation player.

@@earlem9771 Sounds like its related to the VMware network service. If you get the latest version of pro from Broadcom I *think* it is supported. I would recommend having a look at Virtualbox, the install is very simple on Ubuntu: ua-cam.com/video/9rIFUzhMlF8/v-deo.html

@@LadyTechTalks I do have the latest version of Workstation Pro but it doesn't work. Thanks though

I mostly didn't use a fan or heatsink when I tested this board, however when I was testing the performance I attached a random 5v fan above the SOC to add some cooling. If I was running it long term I would probably recommend a heatsink and fan to make sure it maintained maximum performance.

A couple of thinks to check, make sure you have the window of the virtual machine active by clicking your mouse on the windows installer box inside the virtual machine. Its also possible that if you have a Mac keyboard that you may need to press FN+F10+Shift to get the key combination to work. Make sure you press shift and F10 at the same time.

Thanks for the comment, I will look into that for future videos.

Thanks for the comment. I didn't enable PCIe 3 actually but that is a good point, I wonder if inferencing would be faster? I did want to keep the setup as stable as possible.

This should be available in standard repo's. Are you using Ubuntu 23.10? - This said you don't need to install libaio1, you can continue without. Details of the package: packages.ubuntu.com/mantic/libaio1

@@LadyTechTalks okay