Oops! Thanks. I did it in the host Mac. In the virtual machine I got:
Last login: Tue Dec 26 17:22:14 on ttys000
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:~ user$ find / -iname vmware-tools-cli
find: /.fseventsd: Permission denied
and many more permission denied. On the other hand, I get:
Last login: Tue Dec 26 17:13:44 on ttys000
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:~ user$ cd /Library/Application Support/Vmware Tools
-bash: cd: /Library/Application: No such file or directory
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:~ user$
Note that there are spaces in "Application Support" and "Vmware Tools". If I change such spaces by "\ " (backslash space) and write "/ Application" with such space, it goes to such directory but then the command returns no file:
Last login: Tue Dec 26 17:25:05 on ttys000
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:~ user$ cd /Library/ Application\ Support/VMware\ Tools
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:Library user$ ./vmware-tools-cli -v
-bash: ./vmware-tools-cli: No such file or directory
Mac-OS-X-Server-10-6-x:Library user$
Is that expected? Is normal to type spaces with backslash and to add a space in "/ Application"? Note that I know nothing about Terminal commands. Thanks.