Looks like my GB board didn't make the cut either. Not so sure that's a bad thing. Piecemeal upgrades sometimes *sound* like a good idea, but often they draw out alot of grief. Also, how 'crippled' will a BD chip in an AM3 board be, and how will you feel about it? I think I'd have getting that...
I went to check on this issue, fired up the player and was prompted that there was an update. After updating I can now see the vm on the network. Dunno if it was actually the update that fixed this, or if it was strictly pilot error :-P In any case, I'm set with this.
I'm getting started with vm's and am experimenting with VMware Player. Quite cool. I have a question on how this is working. I have a Win7 vm on a Win7 host. Should I expect to be able to see the vm on my network from the host and map a drive to it from the host?