I just upgraded an hour or two ago and have noticed one issue that I'm still looking into. I had modified the "boot.sh" script in order to manually specify which of my two network interfaces were used for what in my Windows XP VM (one has a bridged connection and the other has a NAT connection). This broke with the update, and the new boot.sh file seems different enough that the old patch no longer seems like it'll work (at least not in any obvious way). Like I said, I'm still looking into this so there may be an easy answer, but the fact that I visited these forums to find an answer means that it may not be a trivial fix. I'll post a follow-up here if I find an answer.
UPDATE: I saw in another thread that it's not unusual for bridged interfaces to disappear after an upgrade, and that the fix is to delete the network interfaces from the VM, reboot it, and then add them back in. I did this and now my interfaces are back the way they were, so this was just a minor upgrade inconvenience. On the plus side, the VMWare network settings now allow one to specify the host interface to be used, so the previous patch to do that is no longer necessary. VMWare just keeps getting better...
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