Because I use the VM for work (Office and other biz productivity apps mainly), I need the external drive to be connected to my laptop almost 100% of the time. I'd like to move my existing Win7 virtual machine over to an external drive because it is consuming a lot of space on my SSD. I'm using a mid-2012 MacBook Air 13" (i7, 256 GB SSD, 8 GB RAM) with VMWare Fusion 5.0.5 installed. Does anyone have any other ideas how I could get this mess straightened out? I've been using this beta for weeks, with no problems whatsoever until this thing came up with my VM. They claim that it must be a problem with the beta, and I should report it with Feedback Assistant.
AppleCare will not help me, since I am running the public beta of 10.10.2.
I have completely signed out of all services and then logged back in, but that does not fix the problem either. However, I still cannot use these services anymore, even when the guest is shut down completely.
I figured that the server may have been confused by both the guest and host being on the same IP, so I promptly signed back out of all iCloud services in the guest. I can no longer send messages or start calls from the host either, and handoff no longer seems to work. I thought it would be good to run a separate instance of Yosemite under fusion so that I would not be changing anything on my primary system while working through the exercises in the text.Īfter completing an exercise which instructed me to sign in to iCloud, I began to receive my iMessages and FaceTime calls inside the guest, but no longer on the host.
Vmware tools darwin.iso 5.0.3 professional#
I'm working through the OS X support essentials book in preparation for taking the Apple Certified support professional certification exam.
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