In any case, here is the same posting:
VMWare image for CDH3 -- eth0 does not show up as an installed driver. The previous cloudera-training-0.3.3 VmWare image did not have this issue, but cloudera-training-0.3.4
does seem to be missing the appropriate driver. By default I can't access the Internet.
I managed to bypass this issue by activating eth1 by editing /etc/network/interfaces:
sudo bash vi /etc/network/interfaces: auto eth1 iface eth1 inet dhcp /etc/init.d/networking restartAlso, I tried to install VMWare Tools to see if the eth0 issue would go away, but after rebooting, the problem still persisted. I certainly didn't see this issue on the previous VmWare image.
In any case, here are instructions to install VMWare Tools:
sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` (this is necessary to get the right headers) Click on install VMWare Tools mount /cdrom cd /cdromCopy VMWare tool source code to /tmp and extract the files (the actual filename will depend on your VMWare version [which the VMWare installer would have reported in case of a mismatch]):
cp VMWareTools*.tar.gz /tmp cd /tmp tar -xzvf VMWareTools*.tar.gz cd vmware-tools-distrib/ sudo ./vmware-install.pl
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