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vmware桥接无线网卡（VMware bridge wireless card） Finally realize VMWare bridge, wireless card network access, no longer limited to using NAT Under UBUNTU (actually in the case of LINUX host), the use of VMWare has two generally recognized problems: one is the sound card occupancy problem; two is the problem of bridging the wireless network card. A solution of online discussion more, but according to the online method I have not been able to solve, puzzled me for a long time (so I have been using NAT and host sharing wireless network to the Internet, but some applications have a problem). With regard to the problem of bridging the wireless network card, today I was finally clear and solved, write it here, so as not to allow more latecomers to waste time. Problem Description: under LINUX, using VMWare, if the host is using a wireless network card, the client network card cannot be connected if it is bridged. As discussed in the VMWare forum, the result is that if the host is windows, there is no problem, because the driver supports the wireless network card as AP mode, and under LINUX, 99% does not work. Through practice, I find that it can be solved. It takes two steps: 1, modify one of the files, and then recompile. The patch related documents attached. (available on the Internet.) 2, the client configuration do not choose the bridge, but according to the VMWare config run that is the wireless network bridge device on which, corresponding to the selected custom (Note: not Bridged bridge mode, otherwise it is not possible to connect. This is a mistake I shared with everyone else And then select the appropriate device from the drop-down list, for example, on my machine is vmnet2 is bridged to wlan0, so choose vmnet2. Sorry, I would like to upload the patch file. As a result, I am always reminded of what the attachment is and what the extension is. I cant change it. Just drop it and paste it directly. (who can tell me how to upload the attachment?) : Diff -Naur vmnet-only/bri