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It may be a bad burn. Try downloading a free Linux ISO and mounting the image off your hard disk as a VMWare CD-ROM
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Heres a pic of what is happening with mandrake 8.2 and redhat 7.3
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What version are you running? I have the latest version (3.1 Workstation) and it looks nothing like that. Make sure you got the latest from www.vmware.com (Upgrades should be free, you can use your existing serial number)
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