New to VMWARE: installed Ubuntu 10.4 don't journal with correct password

Hello community,

I know this should be taken for the Ubuntu forums, but Ubuntu 10.4 just came out and I can't wait to test drive it. I downloaded VMWare and installed far.

After you have created an account, I selected the account and by typing my password. As I type the password nothing would show up. I guess that when you type in you password nothing is displayed, not even * then I'm thinking maybe that VMWare does not receive the keyboard input. Has anyone faced this kind of problem?

The password is correct, I'm sure of that

Thank you

-Smart Corey

In the new Wizard of VM, there is a page where you choose a CD-ROM drive or ISO file to use with easy installation. The last choice is "I'll install the operating system later. Choose this one, and no guest will be installed up until you do it yourself.

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