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1. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffdp_fusion Feb 5, 2008 10:02 PM (in response to dp_fusion)
Ok - here's what I found. After migrating a perfectly running instance of OpenSUSE 10.3 from Windows and player.exe to Mac with Fusion I ended up with a total failure. Disastrous failure in fact. I've deleted it from my Mac system and I'm done with it (OpenSUsE and Fedora). I'm wasting my time with this stuff. The guides offer what are supported versions of Linux and I suspect it's best to stay within that list even though it's not what I require.
But just as an observation - Fusion has been referred to as polar opposites of ESX, yet the supported Leenooxes for both environments are what advanced users would be expected to use (and I like to think after 25 years in this I'm something of an advanced user). This looks like an expanding support of low-hanging fruit - what worked in ESX will be fine in Fusion. The problem children for Linux on Fusion are Ubuntu and the freebie Leenooxes from Novell and RedHat. I'm guessing the typical OS X user isn't going to deploy EL anything but I could be wrong. Anyway - nuff time wasted chasing this. I'll accept what I have as good enough and leave it at that.
I'd love to be told I'm wrong and that all I have to do to get OpenSUsE and Fedora Core 8 working with dynamic screen size and cut/paste is to just ... (here a miracle occurs).
Cranky as I sound, Fusion is still a spectacular system and has gotten me very far down a path otherwise not available, so overall I'm a happy/cranky customer who has run out of time to make this stuff behave as I'd like.
2. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffetung Feb 6, 2008 11:58 AM (in response to dp_fusion)
Ok - here's what I found. After migrating a perfectly running instance of OpenSUSE 10.3 from Windows and player.exe to Mac with Fusion I ended up with a total failure. Disastrous failure in fact.
Can you be more descriptive?
The problem children for Linux on Fusion are Ubuntu and the freebie Leenooxes from Novell and RedHat.
How would you say these are "problem children"?
I'd love to be told I'm wrong and that all I have to do to get OpenSUsE and Fedora Core 8 working with dynamic screen size and cut/paste is to just ... (here a miracle occurs).
I'd like to tell you that, but I just tried FC8 and saw a lack of DnD/resizing. I filed a bug about this, and hopefully it'll get traction even though the guests aren't officially supported since they worked for you on Player.
I wonder if it's related to the Xorg 7.3/1.3 bug, e.g Ubuntu 7.10 (and other) mouse/display: Problem and solution?
3. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffmuumi Feb 6, 2008 12:17 PM (in response to etung)
I am also trying to run Fedora Core 8 on my Fusion. I have a problem with the desktop resolution resetting back to 800x600 always. I can change it to a larger resolution such as 1152x864 but it has no effect. When I boot the VM, the resolution is OK for a few seconds when the desktop boots, then it gets reset to 800x600. At least that is what I think it does since the font size looks good for the first seconds and then it gets really big and ugly. After this it is at 800x600 also right after boot unless I redo the change. The change is reset in System->Hardware->Display (resets to 800x600) but not in System->Preferences->Hardware->Screen Resolution (stays as I set it). I googled around and someone seemed to have had some problems with the display driver overwriting the values on boot in FC8 in general.
I originally installed my VM on windows VMWare Desktop on an external drive and now I am trying to use it also on my Mac via Fusion. On the windows version I had no problems but haven't tried yet after messing around with Fusion. Fusion did ask me if I had moved or copied the VM so I chose moved.. I guess it is due to HW change and I need to redo the move selection on windows and mac every time if I get this working..
I can't seem to get the tools to install either. From this thread I guess it is a common problem? On the windows version it worked fine. In Fusion, it installs the package but VMWare keeps saying it is not installed... Is this why the resolution keeps resetting? Is this maybe caused by display driver or what? Is my problem the same as is discussed in this thread?
4. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffdp_fusion Feb 8, 2008 8:49 PM (in response to etung)
I will re-install the appliance and take notes for you. I'd really like to see this whipped. The appliance I'm using is the OpenSuSE 10.3 Gnome version on your appliance page. I put an instance of it in Player on Windows XP and it works perfectly. The instance I put in Fusion works as you discovered - no d&d and no dynamic vid.
What I know is the Fusion version asks to update the tools and I'd expect that but it turns out the tool installer doesn't know where to put things for that version of Linux. Running the vmware-config-tools.pl script creates a vmware-user script that has no clue how to construct the LD_LIBRARY_PATH it needs to find the parts. I have a feeling this is one of the issues that is resolved when Fusion knows specifically what Linux version is being installed. Anyway, manually constructing the LD_LIBRARY_PATH was possible by locating the needed libraries, and vmware-user would get past that but then fail when it couldn't devine some block drivers. I think the actual error message is in the perl script.
As it stands now I have a very stable but unfriendly version running. I have to use tricks to move things around owing to the D&D problem, but it is working very well otherwise. I've gotten around the screen sizing problem (and muumi observed erratic dimensioning problems and they're quite real) by using a second monitor in full-screen mode. It's actually quite nice, to be honest - I can live with that. The advantage I get is I can connect to our office VPN server in the VM and still have full access to the local net from the Mac host. And the Linux guest system is quite appropriate for the work I do in a Linux data center.
I'll post more info when I get the appliance unzipped. Recall this is a copy of an appliance that is running very well in Windows with Player. And to copy it I shut it down fully and tar'd up the directory it is in and rsync'd the gzipped tarball to my Mac.
Thanks for your interest, Erik - this excellent level of service is one of the major reasons I left Parallels behind.
5. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffetung Feb 8, 2008 9:40 PM (in response to etung)1 person found this helpful
Preliminary replies from the Tools experts is that we inadvertently left libexpat.so.0 (Fedora 8 comes with libexpat.so.1) out of the Tools for 1.1. If you can find a copy, put it in /usr/lib/vmware-tools/lib32. Also, they say that detection of Xorg 7.3 is indeed not working, /usr/bin/vmware-user should point to /usr/lib/vmware-tools/bin32/xorg71/vmware-user-wrapper instead of /usr/lib/vmware-tools/bin32/vmware-user-wrapper.
I'm not sure why this would affect Fusion and not Player, just repeating what they said.
6. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffwila Feb 9, 2008 3:07 AM (in response to etung)
If this is the missing libexpat in fedora 8 that you are talking about, then it can be resolved by:
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7. Re: More Fedora 8 stuffdp_fusion Feb 10, 2008 2:34 PM (in response to etung)
More experimenting - and I have to tell you, snapshots are your friend. What a great tool that is. It would sure be nice to have multiple snapshots, hint hint.
I re-installed the OpenSuSE 10.3-Gnome appliance (the one copied from and that works perfectly in Windows with Player). I decided to ignore the prompt to update the vmware tools and explored some. I'd always updated the tools first when installing this appliance. So here's what works in Fusion if I don't change the tools:
Fusion 1.1.1, MacBook Pro, OS X 10.5.1
Linux opensuse-vm 188.8.131.52-0.4-default #1 SMP 2007/10/05 21:32:04 UTC i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
Dynamic screen size works perfectly
Cut/Copy and Paste either direction works
Drag and Drop files works from OpenSuSE to OS X but not the other way
Networking (dhcp) failed to configure eth1, but it shows up in ifconfig -a so the device is there.
I manually configured the network, added a default route, and updated /etc/resolv.conf to point to the host IP (same as default route) and got networking to function.
So I'm back leveled on the tools but things are working well enough that I'm able to get some work done. I'll crawl the logs and explore the networking issue to see why dhcp failed when time permits, but for now I've scripted the net configuration and things are looking up. I gots happy feets.
I found that attempting to run vmware-config-tools.pl without updating the tools will error out with a path problem looking for kernel includes. I'll go back to the Windows platform I copied this vm from and see what happens there. This should be entirely host agnostic as it all happens inside the vm.
Edit: Time moved on and I had time to check into this
Running the Yast network configurator restored the DHCP functionality so networking is now working. I didn't remember to mention it earlier, but sound is also working. I recommend listening to http://irh.com/ while working on this stuff it's very calming.
To summarize:
I have a nearly 100% functional instance of OpenSuSE 10.3 running. Only missing part is Drag 'n Drop from the host to the guest. Going the other way works fine.
I have an outdated version of VMware Tools and I'm going to leave it that way for now
I still gots happy feets
To Do: Install the same OpenSuSE version from the appliance file linked here in the appliances section and see if I can repeat this. That is the appliance I installed in Windows player and later copied to OS X. I'm just curious - nothing to gain but knowledge.


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Get active, make friends and start learning how to play Rugby.
For BOYS and GIRLS. No matter your size or shape, be part of the team and develop your coordination skills with a safe pathway to competition Rugby. Minis Rugby is about ensuring all the kids get involved, have a lot of fun and learn the game in a safe and positive environment.
Mini Rugby is governed by what is known as TryRugby Kids Pathway. The aim of the TryRugby Kids Pathway for U5 to U12 players is to provide a series of age-specific modified rugby games. These modified rugby games progressively develop the individual skills, fitness and team work of all players in accordance with their physical maturity and understanding of the game.
The rules are designed to make Rugby safe for young players. The most important rules are:
- U5 – U7 do not tackle, they play double-handed tag.
- Players to not push or contest the scrum.
- Tackling above the armpits is illegal.
TRAINING and GAMES
Minis train U6-U9 at Hassall Park on Friday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
St Ives Rugby has a licensed bar that is generally open on training nights, of which parents and friends are welcome to socialise.
The Minis U6-U9 play on Saturday mornings. Home games are played at Hassall Park. Away games are played at a variety of ovals through Sydney's North Shore.
The Mighty U5's program is run with other Gordon district clubs on Saturday mornings from 9-10am. NOW at Hassall Park, St Ives.
There is an expectation that parents will assist in various ways to spread the load. Dads and mums help with the coaching and managing of the teams and the atmosphere on and off the ground is one of great sportsmanship and community. The club will assist coaches, especially when starting out. The ARU requests all coaches complete the compulsory online Smart Rugby eCourse.
Parents are also required to help out with ground set-up, washing jerseys, providing the oranges, canteen and BBQ. Your team manager will likely roster each family from time to time.
The club also needs people to help in the running of the club. The club is always looking for people to help out by becoming;
- Co-ordinators for various jobs including the canteen and bar.
- To work behind the Bar on training nights (the club will pay for your RSA certification).
- Committee Member and offering your services and expertise.
For more general information, registration and to keep up to date various news, please join our TeamApp. The app can be downloaded on your smartphone or browsed on the web.
All coaches and assistant coaches are required to be SMART Rugby Qualified. It's a fairly easy online course that practically, means they know the rules, the safety drills and have great knowledge to pass on to the kids.
Smart Rugby is the Australian Rugby Union's flagship free online eCourse for building coach and match official understanding of safety considerations both on and off the field.
Over 20,000 coaches and match officials in Australia receive their Smart Rugby safety qualification each year. Their dedication helps to make our game safer and more enjoyable to play.
There are three Smart Rugby modules designed to help you build your understanding of the theory and application of Smart Rugby principles:
- Introduction to Smart Rugby
- Playing Smart – Tackle, Ruck and Maul
- Playing Smart – Set Pieces
The Introduction to Smart Rugby module provides up-to-date information on your due diligence and code of conduct responsibilities as well as common injury and injury prevention measures you need to be familiar with if you're involved in the game. This includes ARU's serious injury and concussion management protocols. You'll hear from coaches, match officials, players and club officials about what Smart Rugby means to their role.
The two Playing Smart modules concentrate on the contact aspects of the Rugby game and provide best practice recommendations for ensuring injuries are prevented or otherwise safely managed.
Course Details
This is an online course with interactive elements and assessments throughout.
MINIMUM AGE: 13 years old.
You must complete all three modules and pass all the assessments in order to receive your Smart Rugby accreditation.
The Smart Rugby course objectives are to:
- Promote player safety through education, protocols and information
- Teach correct technique to improve player standards and safety
- Ensure player participation, so that players from all backgrounds, male and female, feel welcomed and enjoy their participation in rugby
- Encourage player participation through a safer environment, on and off the field.
We reckon it's great fun to run around with your mates.
We encourage all players to participate and therefore improve week by week.
So therefore don't fuss over the results for minis.
If you would like to view broader results, your profile and registration details using the Rugby Xplorer App
For more general information, registration and to keep up to date various news, please join our TeamApp.
The app can be downloaded on your smartphone or browsed on the web.
ONLINE Registration for St Ives Junior Rugby is now OPEN
If you have any questions please attend our Open Day at Hassall park on Sunday March 3rd 3pm-5pm.
And REMEMBER to bring a friend
Register ONLINE via following the following links
The easiest way to download the Rugby Xplorer app from your App Store.
Register with St Ives Junior Rugby using Rugby Xplorer HERE
Links will also be provided on our St Ives Rugby – Juniors TeamApp.
If you would like to take advantage of the $100 active kids vouchers. Please see the info below.
Active Kids Vouchers
Through our online registration process you can take advantage of the NSW Governments "active kids program" offering a $100 rebate for school kids under 18 years old.
The $100 DISCOUNT is only available if you have the necessary "active kids" VOUCHER CODE acquired by accessing your MyGov account. The vouchers are available now. If you do not have a MyGov account you will be required to open a new account. We suggest you allow approx 20 mins for this process……
APPLY for VOUCHER CODE NOW https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-active-kids-voucher
More information is available for the NSW Gov "active kids" voucher initiative via the Office of Sport: www.sport.nsw.gov.au/activekids
- Jerseys – Supplied "on loan" by the club. Each manager is responsible for issuing and collection.
- Shorts and Socks – New players will receive free of charge. Returning players may purchase at minimal cost. Available from the clubhouse on our Open Day and on some designated training nights. Your team manager will advise and info will be posted on TeamApp.
- Boots – Moulded or screw-in OK (providing studs are not sharp or missing).
- Headgear & Body Armour (non compulsory) – They should be IRB approved.
- Training Gear and Merchandise – Purchase quality Paladin gear directly from our online store. We will look to stock items in the future. However, for the moment please allow lead time of approx 4 -6 weeks for delivery.
- Mouthguards (compulsory) – For many, a boil and bite mouthguard may be adequate. However, the ADA recommends a custom fitted mouthguard as being superior. Better comfort, protection and speech. Our sponsor Boss Hog Mouthguards supplies various local dentists with superior custom fitted mouthguards and most healthcare funds offer generous rebates. Why not visit your local dentist and get a dental health check at the same time.
MIGHTY U5's Touch Rugby for boys & girls 3 – 5 years old
NOW at Hassall Park, St Ives on Saturdays from 9-10am
The Mighty U5's Rugby program is a fun, non contact, safe tag (two hands) Rugby that emphasis's maximum enjoyment for players and parents.
Mighty U5s is the perfect pathway into Minis (U6 – U9) Rugby. The program was developed by Terry Preston of Little Legends. Children participate in skill-based activities aimed at improving their individual skills, coordination, fitness and team work all under specialist coaches.
We engage players during the session using fun coaching queues to help them understand each skill. The program rotates between drills finishing with a modified game.
Mighty U5s is for BOYS and GIRLS from as young as 3 years old and a perfect introduction to rugby or any other sport.
Some skills they will learn and improve include:
- Catch/pass
- Running with the ball
- Tagging/defense
- Game play
- Field boundaries
- Respect for team mates and referees
Players are welcome to TRY FREE
Registration is normally $165. ONLY $100 from June 15th
Players receive free playing gear including; shorts, socks, playing jersey (jersey on loan), footy and a trophy at the end of the season.
Register with St Ives Junior Rugby using Rugby Xplorer HERE
- Follow registration link
- [Search] St Ives Junior Rugby
- [Select] Modified Rugby Participant / Little Rugby / Season
or contact our director of minis for more info.
Lisa North (director minis) – email@example.com
More info here;
Matches and training will be ON unless notified by either your team manager or posted as news on our TeamApp.
Please be aware due to reasonably good drainage, Hassall Park can receive special clearance contrary to Council Notices, allowing for some common sense. In this case, coaches will train in areas of the main pitches.
For training nights, a decision to cancel will often not be made until 3pm.
For matches, every effort is made to notify teams with good notice. However, please understand if the decision to cancel is not made until you have already made the journey. Grounds are often assessed before play commences.
The ground status of Hassall Park will be posted on TeamApp
TeamApp can be downloaded on your smartphone or browsed on the web.

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Prince Philip is 'getting better' and 'in good spirits', the Earl and Countess of Wessex have said after visiting the Duke of Edinburgh in hospital where he is being treated for a bladder infection that prevented him from participating in the final day of Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
The 90-year-old was taken ill yesterday, with some experts saying standing for several hours in the pouring rain during Sunday's Thames pageant may not have helped.
After visiting the duke in King Edward VII Hospital in London, Edward said his father was 'getting better, he just needs some rest'.
The Earl of Wessex confirmed that Prince Philip had watched today's proceedings on TV.
When asked whether the Queen had missed her consort, he replied: 'She's bearing up but she's missing him, obviously.'
Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, who went to the hospital with their children Louise and James, added of the Duke of Cambridge: 'He's in good spirits, he's on good form.'
In the duke's absence the Queen travelled with Lady Farnham, one of her ladies-in-waiting, to a national service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral.
She was later accompanied by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall in the royal carriage procession to Buckingham Palace.
Last night the Prince of Wales addressed the crowd at the Diamond Jubilee concert about his father's health.
'The only sad thing about this evening is that my father cannot be here with us because unfortunately he's been taken unwell,' the Prince said.
'Ladies and gentlemen, if we shout loud enough he might just hear us in hospital.'
The crowd subsequently stamped their feet and chanted 'Philip, Philip'.
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After reports of chronic abuses — of detainees beaten and sometimes left to die of untreated injuries and illness — the Obama administration in 2009 vowed an overhaul of the nation's immigration detention system, the sprawling patchwork of prisons and prison-like institutions that confines nearly 400,000 people a year as they await deportation or asylum.
"The paradigm was wrong," Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said then, acknowledging that detention centers operated too much like correctional institutions and that the majority of detainees are not being held as criminals and pose no threat. She promised to make the system less penal, with greater freedom and dignity for those in it.
Despite that vow, the last two years have seen only meager progress toward reform. Detainees are not being punished for crimes, but according to a recent report by Human Rights First, half of them are still being held in jails, the same proportion as in 2009. And while Immigration and Customs Enforcement has begun to develop some less-restrictive facilities, those will house fewer than 15 percent of detainees. The rest will remain in a world of prison uniforms and barbed wire. New standards to guide officials in making reforms have not yet been developed.
Many critics have also noted the woeful absence of legal protections and transparency in the system, which railroads detainees through overloaded immigration courts, often without representation.
A recent American Civil Liberties Union report, based on documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, uncovered almost 200 accusations of sexual abuse of immigrant detainees. The A.C.L.U. has urged the Department of Justice to abandon a proposed rule that would exempt immigration detention centers from the Prison Rape Elimination Act, a federal law that sets standards for detecting and preventing sexual abuse of people in custody.
The federal government needs to make good on its promises to reform its detention centers and to make far greater use of alternatives for people who pose no danger. Detainees should have more access to the courts to challenge their detention, and rigid laws that demand automatic or mandatory detention should be revised. The paradigm is wrong. The system is dangerously broken.Continue reading the main story


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Several protesters were arrested Friday outside the U.S. Supreme Court as they participated in an elaborate plan to occupy courthouses throughout the country.
Demonstrators protesting the high court ruling that removed limits on the amount of money corporations can spend in federal elections gathered on the courthouse steps about noon.
Police soon moved to break things up, and about a dozen protesters were arrested.
Move to Amend, the grassroots coalition that organized the event, said protesters in more than 100 cities would launch petition drives to gain support for a constitutional amendment that would overturn the 2010 court ruling, the Associated Press reported.
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After two days of sleeping like crap, I thought I would treat myself to a much needed Friday afternoon coffee from Starbucks. Sometimes it's the little things that get us through the day, and I was practically giddy when I got in my car for the short drive. When I pulled up to the window I was pleasantly surprised to be informed that the man in the car ahead of mine had paid for my Grande hazelnut roast. A warm feeling crept into my chest thinking of the small act of kindness, a rare sentimental moment for me. Inspired, I offered to pay for the woman's coffee who was waiting in her car behind me. This was turning out so much better than I thought!
As I fumbled to hand the barista my credit card and open my monk fruit sweetener I managed to spill the entire contents of the cup onto the floor, the coffee splashing hotly onto my right thigh just above the knee. I froze. The barista who was handing me back my receipt and card was stunned, his mouth hanging open. I think he was struggling to decide if this was an acceptable moment for him to laugh or if I was genuinely injured.
"Um, I'm going to need a few more napkins." I managed to say.
Wordlessly he handed me an enormous pile and leaned halfway out the window to watch me attempt to clean myself up. I politely requested a new coffee to replace the one on the floor. He just nodded and closed the window. Now the warm feeling I was getting was on my car seat and pooling at my feet. So, I handed the barista my credit card again and the gifted coffee from the pay it forward stranger would remain unconsumed at my feet. As I drove off with my two Starbucks receipts and slightly singed thighs the smell of hazelnut strong in my nostrils I could only think of the old saying, "It's the thought that counts."
Well-played universe. Well-played.