But it still crashes with the same error on my MacBook. VMware Fusion Pro 11 gives Mac users the power to run Windows on Mac and hundreds of other operating systems alongside Mac applications without rebooting. I've tried to migrate the VM created on the iMac and to create a new VM from scratch using Apple MacOS 10.6 server installer. If you do not have a profile, you may be asked to create one before being able to complete the download process. You may be prompted to log in to complete the download. When I try the same process on the MacBook, I get an error (in French) that translates like this: "Fail to activate /Users/myuser/Documents/MacOSX.vmwarevm/Mac OS X Server 10.6 64 bits.vmx' Home VMware Fusion Download VMware Fusion Select Version: 11.0 Select the relevant installation package to download from the tabs below.
The installation runs well on the iMac and the old Mac OS version is running smoothly. Can VMware Fusion run 10.14 in Rosetta 2 mode in an M1 Mac Ive read that there is no native M1 version of Fusion, yet when I upgrade to an M1 Mac at some point, can I still run my 32 bit apps with Fusion running in Rosetta 2 mode, running a virtual 10. The version 12 is said to be compatible with both Big Sur and M1 chip. I've 2 computers : one iMac Pro running Big Sur and one brand new MacBook Pro with M1 chip also running Big Sur.
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I'm new at VMWare Fusion, I've downloaded the trial version of Fusion Pro for Mac OS to run an old version of Mac OS (10.6 server). The update makes it easier to run Windows applications in VMs on Arm-based Apple M1 processors. I'll have to find another way to run my old business application.
Update : Ok, after some more digging, I finally understand that Fusion is not compatible with M1 chip for the time being.
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