Hi there,
my apologies if this has been discussed before, but the forum search gives me
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whenever I search for Unity (this has been happening for quite a few days on me now...)
Anyways, my actual problem: I would like to use Unity with a Windows XP installation I created on VMWare Workstation in VMWare Fusion. I do get the window in Mac OS, and I can see it in Exposé, too - but I also get an error message (unfortunately, VMWare is localized to German now, so I have to translate this - can I somehow switch that to English?):
"Das Programm zum Starten der Anwendung konnte ApplicationName nicht starten. Die Konfigurationsdatei /Users/jc/VMWare/VMWare-VMs/WinXP/WinXP.vmx der virtuellen Maschine konnte nicht gefunden werden"
That basically means "The program to start the application could not start ApplicationName. The configuration file /Users/jc/VMWare/VMWare-VMs/WinXP/WinXP.vmx of the virtual machine could not be found."
I should note that /Users/jc/VMWare/VMWare-VMs/WinXP/WinXP.vmx is definitely there. I've tried deleting the Applications-folder in my virtual machine folder. I should say that I have moved from Tiger to Leopard recently, and also moved from VMWare Fusion 1.0 to 1.1. I had Leopard installed on another drive than Tiger (and just copied the configuration etc.), so this may have confused VMWare Fusion a bit. Right now, I'm using Mac OS X 10.5.1 (German).
Aside from the error message, I don't see the application in the dock (I DO see it, but it only shows the error message when I click it), and also, when cycling through the applications (don't know what that's called right now, it's done using Cmd+Tab), I do see VMWare Fusion (and that way, I can get to my Window, as long as I only have one open), but I don't see the application itself. When I minimize the Window to the dock, that does work.
Oh, btw, this happens to all of my VMWare images (I also have some with Windows 2003 Server installed). I do have VMWare Tools installed.
Also, I can start programs from the "Programme" menu item in the VMWare Fusion menu. They only don't appear in the dock, and I can also not start them from the dock when I have moved the application from the applications folder in the VMWare folder to the dock (or start them directly from the applications folder).
Anyone with similar problems, or anyone with a solution to this? I
think the Unity-features is very cool, but I can't really use it right
now.
Merry x-mas regards,
Jashan
Message was edited by: holtsch, added Tags, removed broken link and replaced with (...)
), installed some Nokia software on Windows XP, and suddenly Unity works as expected. I also removed DirectX support, so maybe that did the change - but I had activated when I was already having the problem. I don't see why it's working now, and why it wasn't before. I just hope that it keeps on working...