Hi all, I am having problems using the mouse in virtual environments such as VMware Player (v7) and vSphere Client (v5.5_. The problem is occurring only on Windows 8.1 Pro, as on my other computer which runs Windows 7 everything works ok.

Tried to set for the VMs USB compatibility to USB 2.0 or to reinstall VMWare Tools but to no avail. 'Cursor appears and is mobile, but screen coordinates are wrong; can't click on anything. If you happen to see a button or menu item highlight from mouseover, click will work, but cursor is far away. '(this was a similar issue on Linux long time ago.) Can you please provide your feedback to this abnormal mouse behavior?

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IMPORTANT NOTE This topic is pretty much dead for everything other than ESXi. If you are using a current version of VMware hosted products such as Workstation then this topic is the best for enabling Mac OS X support:. Also MSoK has a summary topic here:.

I will create a new topic once I have done some new work on ESXi support. Update 1: Edited 3 posts into one Update 2: The files can now be found here: (Workstation 7 and Snow Leopard support) Update 2: Would everyone make sure they add or change lines in VMX to this.

Resizing El Capitan Mac volumes under VMWare Fusion Apple has made some changes to Disk Utility in OS X 10.11 El Capitan. One of the biggest changes is how the partition tab looks and functions. I just got VMWare Fusion today and attempted to install a Debian 9 image with Cinnamon on it. My host OS is OS X High Sierra.

It solves quite a few problems: monitor.virtual_exec = 'hardware' monitor.virtual_mmu = 'software' So after months of testing here is a new version of the package to run retail Mac OS X in VMware. This release supports the following products: • VMware Workstation 6.5 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Player 2.5 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Server 2.0 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Fusion 2.0 (Mac OS X) • VMware ESX 4.0 • VMware ESXi 4.0 It is compatible with the other methods that have been previously described in the forums. I have attached the manual to the post. Problem Resolution To help me understand some of the issues that are being seen can I ask everyone who has a problem to post the following information please when first logging the problem: • VMware product and version being used • Host operating system • Host CPU • Vanilla Leopard or other distro • Version of Leopard 10.5.6, 10.5.7 etc. • Please attach the VMX file • Please attach the latest vmware.log file (Please remember I have stated that I do not support anything other than vanilla with this method.) For manual clarifications and additional updates from testing; e.g. ESX configuration please use your judgement as to whether to post this information.

Also remember I do this in my spare time, and have full time job, family and other interests, so I will answer when I can. Experimental Package for Core 2 Quad and Core i7 Various issues have been raised with these processors. I have put together an experimental update to the package which uses the Voodoo 2 alpha 3 kernel. If you are having issues then please try the changes. If you are not experiencing any problems do not use this package until such time as it is rolled into the main one. If you have a non-Core processor but that is VT-x enabled such as P4D, then this may also be useful to you. If you do try it then read the manual and the update PDFs thoroughly before starting.

So after months of testing here is a new version of the package to run retail Mac OS X in VMware. This release supports the following products: • VMware Workstation 6.5 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Player 2.5 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Server 2.0 (Windows & Linux) • VMware Fusion 2.0 (Mac OS X) • VMware ESX 4.0 • VMware ESXi 4.0 It is compatible with the other methods that have been previously described in the forums. I have attached the manual to the post and the package is available at. Donk, Thanks for this it works so smoothly! Can I provide some feedback for changes to your manual?