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The above script has been provided which generally should always work, automatically invoking commands described in the following section "Quick Start"
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To update and re-patch later, remove the `vmware-tools-patches` subdirectory with the previous download and re-run the script.
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2.*(Optional)* Copy your patch(es) into the appropriate directory in the `patches` directory. Patches must end in `.patch`, or `.diff` and be [properly formatted](#required-patch-format). For example:
3. Copy or download the version of VMware Tools you wish to use into the `vmware-tools-patches` folder. One way to do this is using [download-tools.sh](../../blob/master/download-tools.sh) and pass it the associated VMWare Fusion version number:
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````bash
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```bash
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$ cd vmware-tools-patches
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$ ./download-tools.sh latest
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```
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It is strongly suggested to use the [latest version](#tested-vmware-tools-versions) of VMware Tools.
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VMware Tools is also included inside the `linux.iso` file that is shipped with VMware Fusion, Player, and Workstation.
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4. Untar the tarball, and apply the patches:
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````bash
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```bash
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$ cd vmware-tools-patches
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$ ./untar-and-patch.sh
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```
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5. Run the `vmware-install.pl` installer to install VMware Tools:
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