On Fusion I had to use the IDE drive controller type. Try this link: (note the -13 at the end.). They're still pointing to the page for a Fusion 12 personal use key. So it seems somewhere between V6.5 and V10 VMware dropped support for the e1000 driver and/or the virtualDev keyword.) ethernet0.virtualDev = "e1000" 11-28-2022 11:58 AM Some of the links published by VMware do not appear to getting to the right page for a Fusion 13 personal use license. (On Workstation 10, the e1000 gave a corrupted vmx file. I have not seen the code but it is almost guaranteed not to compile or work on Windows.
open-vm-tools is available as open source but it is designed for Linux operating systems. There’s no ability for you to compile/port it yourself. vmx file to include following definition: VMware Tools is proprietary software and VMware does not provide source code for it. The only limitation is that Fusion now requires a Mac running macOS 12 (Monterey) or later (whereas Parallels Desktop will run on macOS going back to Catalina 10.15). Qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk ~/Downloads/ Īfter that, just create a new VM in Fusion, Workstation, or ESXi with “Linux\Other Linux 32-bit” with LSI BUS Logic & add the vmdk there. When you download Fusion 13, it provides a single universal file that can run natively on both Intel Macs and Macs with Apple Silicon processors. Qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk openwrt-x86-generic-combined-ext4.img openwrt-x86-generic-combined-ext4.vmdk After that you extract & convert it to a vmdk image: Hypervisor with VMware ESXi, Fusion, Player, or Workstation installedįirst of all, you need to download the image from list above on your machine. But thats the notes for version 13 (the current version).
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