Texas Instruments Linux on BeagleBoard-xM SpeedWay Design Workshop™

[JohnW]

Hmmm.  Are you trying to create a new virtual machine?  This is like loading a PC for the first time with its OS.  Your image suggests that this is what you are doing, since VMware is asking for an ISO file (CD ROM image).

You should try to open a virtual machine file that already exists, and point it to directory where you unpacked the virtual machine.  This is an "Open" command rather than a "New" command, if that makes sense.

[mmsya]

Hi John,

Thank you for your help.  Yes, you were correct I should have opened a vitual machine file that already exist.

Thanks again,

mmsya