I updated to macOS High Sierra and Apple File System. VMware Fusion runs, and most VMs work....Hello
Anyone running VMWare Fusion on Hight Sierra ?
Any issues ?
BUT Bootcamp (Windows 10 Pro) would not load: Operation not Permitted, cannot open the disk//Application Support/VMware Fusion/Virtual Machines/Boot Camp/Boot Camp.
So I deleted it, and recreated with Fusion and I have a new error: VMware Fusion could not find any Boot Camp volumes on this Mac.
I think it breaks Bootcamp. I tried adding boot.ini file in native Windows 10 - still no joy.
I don't think Microsoft works with APFS.
I'm not quite sure I understand what you are trying to do. Bootcamp is just Apple's boot manager/way to dual boot into Windows, right? With VM Ware you can just have a virtual machine that is Windows 10. It could be on any supported file system for the host (HFS+, APFS) but would use a native file system (NTFS) internally.
Hi All
Also how can I see if my IMAC has had its filesystem changed into the new filesystem?apfs
Had the same problem, you have to edit your vm's vmx file and set to FALSE the value mks.enable3d, i was then able to start the vm.Hi All
I upgrade VM Ware Fusion from versin 8 to version 10.
The upgrade seemed to have gone well but when I started my image it went to black screen and states that I need to restart windows 7 (the OS in my vm ware image).
So I clicked on the "restart win7" and then VM Ware do something but is obvious it does not restart windows...then I get the black screen again and is prompted yet again to restart windows 7....so an eternal loop of frustration...
Does anyone know how this can be fixed??
or have any tip on stuff I can try??
Also how can I see if my IMAC has had its filesystem changed into the new filesystem?apfs
My IMAC has a fusion drive if that plays a role here..
All and any help or tip would be great..thanks
best regards Micael
v10 is out now https://www.vmware.com/products/fusion.html and there's a 95 day evaluation
Hithere's already an update (should fix this issue) available: V 10.0.1
Why not just use the built in GUI option for this?Locate the file yourvmname.vmwarevm, right click on it -> show package contents, your vmx file should be there. I also change the values config.version = "8" virtualHW.version = "14" to update the vm to the latest compatibility.
My Experience on VMware Fusion Pro.
On my High Sierra system, I updated to the latest version (10.0.1) just now. My SSD is formatted APFS, with trim enabled. VMware no longer works and I get this error message - "this host does not support 'Intel EPT' hardware assisted MMU virtualization." Got the same message when booting my CentOS, Debian and Windows VMs.
I downgraded my VMware Fusion back to "10.0.0" and now I do not get the error. Just an FYI.
~Mahalo~
My Experience on VMware Fusion Pro.
On my High Sierra system, I updated to the latest version (10.0.1) just now. My SSD is formatted APFS, with trim enabled. VMware no longer works and I get this error message - "this host does not support 'Intel EPT' hardware assisted MMU virtualization." Got the same message when booting my CentOS, Debian and Windows VMs.
I downgraded my VMware Fusion back to "10.0.0" and now I do not get the error. Just an FYI.
~Mahalo~
10 works fine with APFS. Does your computer meet the system requirements? What model is it?After further testing, my downgrade was not working either. My guess is that the real culprit is converting my SSD format to APFS. Current version 10 probably only supports HFS+. Apologies for my previous post with the false alarm.