Well, you don't describe your environment but vmrun (in a script) should do the job:
>>vmrun -T ws list
will list the running VM's. If VM1 is not running,
>>vmrun -T ws start <path to .vmx file for VM2>
Lou
Well, you don't describe your environment but vmrun (in a script) should do the job:
>>vmrun -T ws list
will list the running VM's. If VM1 is not running,
>>vmrun -T ws start <path to .vmx file for VM2>
Lou