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The logfile vmware.log is quite a huge document, I found some relevant messages, but I can't figure it out.

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More desperately, I tried to re-generate the ist on the Mac no change. Installed Ubuntu again in a new VM same result. I have now tried the obvious solutions like restarting Network Manager, assigning fixed IP address, installing VMWare tools from Fusion repository no change.

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As it is, it doesn't recognize the vmware emulated hardware layer and does not install the software (perl, make, gcc) necessary to install vmware tools.

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My diagnostics : the minimal iso lacks the tools to finish a proper vmware installation. VMware fusion 8.5 was able to access USB devices under macOS 10.12 Yosemite without any issues. Update: Reverting to VMware fusion 8.5 did not resolve the issue - it displays the same behaviour as VMware 11.5. There are posts suggesting that it's necessary to Allow vmware fusion in Security & Privacy Settings, but I have been unable to trigger the prompt to allow vmware fusion in the Security & Privacy panel in settings. As per your suggestion, uninstalled preview and installed fusion 13. I tried some combinations and finally it suggested the revised address by VMware. Though my address pin was not recognised, I went through some help and found writing address has some problem.

The problem of getting key was solved finally.

Then things worked fine on the new workstation software. Fortunately, I had the old vmware software and was able to strip ACE out of the vmimage. What I finally figured out from a similar cryptic message was that ACE had been enabled on the old image. I've had a similar problem in getting an old vmware workstation image to work on the current vmware workstation software. The M1 is a breaking change for a lot of things. I've run into a number of things recently that require older versions (or older versions of bundled tools like python) to work, so if you're in that situation, you're out of luck. One suggestion on the Linux side - there are (very recent) minimum version requirements to get it to work.

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Is there additional steps to update the Serial number on a MacOS VM? When I start the VM and look at About This Mac the serial number still shows up as the one that was originally configured for the VM. Without quotes around the serial number and saved it. So the rule of thumb is no more than N-1 virtual (vmware) cores per any individual VM, where N is the number of physical (not virtual, not hyperthreading cores in the machine), and ideally no more than N-2 (so there's always 2 for the host). The fact that the 12 vCPUs exposed by the i7 chip are actually running on 6 physical cores is probably not exposed to any part of the stack at all so it doesn't actually matter, right? In the VM settings, are we configuring the number of physical or virtual cores that the VM gets to use? I suppose its the number of Virtual CPUs. I have had this happen multiple times - I have done a clean install and after a few days it will occur again. I have been having the same issue how ever I am still not able to get it to work even after leaving it in the state of not responding for a number of hours. You will need to provide the required operating system software and license for each installation of a virtual machine.

You can create an unlimited number of virtual machines from a single VMware Fusion license.