Hi, I had this problem once before and solved it by moving some files around and figured it was solved. Now it happened again so I thought I would see what you guys think.
Right now when I start vmware fusion it shows 2 separate Boot Camp partitions. When of course there is only 1. I have my bootcamp partition running on my second hard drive and it works fine when starting with bootcamp.
VMware says:
BootCamp partition on /dev/disk0
BootCamp partition on /dev/disk1
Disk 1 is where it actually should be, but VM ware can not start either one.
I could fix this myself again, but I forgot where VMware stores the .vmdk files ? Anyone know the path? Something like Mac Hard Drive -> Library -> ???
(Notice): I just found my notes here is the band-aid if you have this problem. An actual answer / fix to this question would be great though.
Path: /users/YOUR USERNAME/Libarary/Application Support/VMware Fusion/Virtual Machines/Boot Camp/
Here you see your VMware Bootcamp folders with the VMinforamtion in them.
Somehow for me I have 2 folders (Disk1 and Disk0), I should only have (Disk1).
My Fix:
Remove both files under the Boot Camp folder here. Then restart VMWare. It works, but eventually I will have another
disk0 folder...
Right now when I start vmware fusion it shows 2 separate Boot Camp partitions. When of course there is only 1. I have my bootcamp partition running on my second hard drive and it works fine when starting with bootcamp.
VMware says:
BootCamp partition on /dev/disk0
BootCamp partition on /dev/disk1
Disk 1 is where it actually should be, but VM ware can not start either one.
I could fix this myself again, but I forgot where VMware stores the .vmdk files ? Anyone know the path? Something like Mac Hard Drive -> Library -> ???
(Notice): I just found my notes here is the band-aid if you have this problem. An actual answer / fix to this question would be great though.
Path: /users/YOUR USERNAME/Libarary/Application Support/VMware Fusion/Virtual Machines/Boot Camp/
Here you see your VMware Bootcamp folders with the VMinforamtion in them.
Somehow for me I have 2 folders (Disk1 and Disk0), I should only have (Disk1).
My Fix:
Remove both files under the Boot Camp folder here. Then restart VMWare. It works, but eventually I will have another
disk0 folder...
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