Finally, if our VM creator of choice is VMware Workstation Player, we will also need a 64bit version of Windows 7, 8, or 10. That is because VMware has deprecated the 32bit edition of the player since a few versions back.
When you try to transfer a file by dragging and dropping a file from the Windows 10 host machine to the macOS guest machine, you will get the vmware-tools-daemon error. Click Open System Preferences to resolve this error.
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DearAs per your instructions for install macos Sierra on vmware successfully install . I am following your instructions step by step then installation successfully macos. Thank you brothers you are great.
macOS 13 also known as macOS Ventura has been introduced to the market recently. Up on that VMWare has released a new version of the VMWare workstation pro/player that can support MacOS 13. It is the 16.2x version.
To do that, right-click on the uninstallation script and execute it as administrator.Note: VMware workstation or player must be completely switched off before running this script.4) Close any working Virtual machines and VMware program. Execute the installation script as administrator.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined')ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'sysprobs_com-box-4','ezslot_8',107,'0','0']);__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-sysprobs_com-box-4-0');
This tutorial explained the steps required to download the Ubuntu Desktop Image from the official website of Ubuntu. It also explained the steps to create the virtual machine using the VMware Fusion and install & launch the Ubuntu on VMware Fusion. This comes handy in several situations when we do not have options to install Ubuntu directly on the hardware. Keep commenting to join the discussion about installing Ubuntu as a virtual machine using VMware player using the comment options as shown below.
Notes: Make sure that you have at least 8GB of memory on the system for optimal performance to install macOS on Windows 10 using the VMware player. Also, I have used VMware Workstation Player 15.5.2 build-15785246 while writing this tutorial. Make sure that you are following the installation steps on an Apple branded system to follow the License Agreement.
This tutorial provided all the prerequisites and the steps required to create the virtual machine for macOS Catalina on VMware Workstation Player installed on Windows 10. It also provided the steps required to format the disk and complete the installation and setup of macOS Catalina on VMware Workstation Player. You may also join the discussion to install macOS Catalina on the VMware player by submitting your comments.
Not sure if this will be helpful or not, but I have been able to change the resolution of my Mac OS X vm's by using the esxi command line 'vim-cmd vmsvc/setsreenres' command. This appears to work for any vm that has vmware-tools installed. I use this command since I often connect to vm's running on esxi via my 11" macbook air and it has a screen resolution of 1366x768. By issuing this command I am able to change the VM's screen resolution. To use the command, log into the host esxi that the vm is running on and issue this command:
according to my vmware rep, this was included in the fusion 8.1 update . . . .but I don't see the tool in the application bundle anywhere, and the GUI doesn't show any different behavior. HAs anyone figured out how to fix this using only Fusion 8.1?
I actually upgraded to Fusion 8.1 and just doubled check and the utility is indeed part of the latest VMware Tools (10.0.5) and the vmware-resolutionSet utility is located under '/Library/Application Support/VMware Tools'
Mark, I was just hunting for the same solution. Just yesterday, I copied the script from my Fusion 8.1 vmware tools folder to one of my ESXi 6 OSX guests. Running that command every time you reboot is obviously not optimal, although... it might have a performance consequence, I don't know. In my particular application, if there is a slight performance hit, it won't matter.
I tried the 10.0.5 vmware tools on OSX 10.11.3 running under ESXi 5.5 and the keyboard stops working using both vmrc and thick-client console, so that's a no-go for me. The earlier tools (9.9.2) do not have this issue.
Hi William,First, many thanks for your posts.Then, it worked simply for me (mac mini esxi server with updated vmware tools and a 10.11 WM) by simply adding more total video memory to 128Mo and setting max resolution to 1920 to 1080. No need to modify the vmx file in this case. Using sudo makes the change persistent.
I wonder if there's a way to disable vmware display completely? I'm passing through videocard in mac os x VM, and don't need internal display at all. With Windows I can disable it in settings, is there a way to do so in Mac os X on VmWare?
I had the problem, that your solution doesnt work on workstation 12.5.5 and windows 10. I've recreated the vmx file as hw gen 10 version. after that everything works as expected with latest vmware tools. hope this helps.
I recalled that reinstalling vmware-tools and rebooting could fix the kernel extension not starting. Doing so not only allwed vmware-resoluton to running properly but also the corner dragging started working (was not working because vmware-tools was not running).
I tried all of these tips plus a few found elsewhere and no luck. I'm running Mac OS X Mojave 10.14.2 inside of ESXI 6.5. In order to get that to work, I had to use -unlocker/releases, which works beautifully for running OS X inside ESXI. However, when I run "sudo ./vmware-resolutionSet 1920 1080", I get the following response:Requested Resolution: 1920x1080Effective Resolution: 1176x885
I downloaded the file (macosx_guest_vmware_7.tar.gz) just to see what it contains (in order to help you :-) ). Did you read the README file? Because, it has very clearly given instructions that you need to do in order to this patch to work.
I am running vmware workstation 12 pro . VMware unlcoker for vmware12 pro to unlock vmware and run mac osX as guest operation system in it.In terminal type sudo bash lix-install.sh from downloaded file. Now you will have option to install mac osX in vmware 12 pro
Virtualization Technology is one of the easiest ways to muck things up for testing. You can still go back to the default settings, no matter how bad you screwed up. There are many Virtual Machine tools and applications that can accomplish the mission. VMware and VirtualBox are the most common and user-friendly virtualization tools and apps. VMware is not free, but it does have a 10-day trial version for Mac, as well as a VMware player and a VMware Pro for Windows. The player edition is still available for free, but the other version is not. VirtualBox is open-source virtualization software for Windows and Mac that is comparable to VMware. 2ff7e9595c
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