open-vm-tools is mainly about user space tools. Kernel drivers have been
either obsoleted, or are part of the current Linux kernel. The only kernel
module still needed from open-vm-tools is vmhgfs, which we plan to obsolete in
the future when we migrate to using FUSE. But vmhgfs could be distri
I have an Acer C720P.
When I tried the amd64 installer via USB and it just rebooted the BIOS.
I was able to run the i386 installer, pull amd64 kernel image and boot
it from the built in flash drive. The johnlewis.ie FAQs say try another
distro or mem=some_value. The i386 Debian userland is now run
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