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1. #VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EXPAND DISK NOT ENOUGH SPACE HOW TO#
2. #VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EXPAND DISK NOT ENOUGH SPACE INSTALL#

#VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EXPAND DISK NOT ENOUGH SPACE HOW TO#

Rebooting doesn't help either and I've tried researching how to complete uninstall open-vm-tools without any real solutions. Tried uninstalling open-vm-tools and installing VMware tools from the menu, but despite running sudo apt-get remove open-vm-tools & sudo apt-get autoremove, VMware Tools repeatedly tells me that open-vm-tools is still installed.

Will not work on unsupported CPUs like Xeon Westmere, which generally can be made to support Big Sur. However the following packages replace it:Į: Package 'libprocps3-dev' has no installation candidate Unison (usenet newsreader) Vanilla (now Big Sur compatible, might not self-update, so download from the developer) Visual Studio (launches but crashes when trying to open a solution) VMware Fusion 12.0. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or Package libprocps3-dev is not available, but is referred to by another package.

#VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EXPAND DISK NOT ENOUGH SPACE INSTALL#

This doesn't work because then I get this error: # sudo apt-get install libmspack0 libmspack-dev libprocps3 libprocps3-dev dnet-progs libdumbnet-dev doxygen configure -without-x -without-pam -without-ssl -without-icu Sudo apt-get install libmspack0 libmspack-dev libprocps3 libprocps3-dev dnet-progs libdumbnet-dev doxygen host:/ /home/user1/sharesĭidn't work, as I already have open-vm-tools installed and running the mount command just gives me an error stating Error: cannot mount filesystem: No such device The window auto-resize works just fine, I just can't share folders and that's pretty imoprtant for me.Ĭan someone please point me in the right direction here? Here's a few suggestions that I've read around online and tried without any success: So here I am starting to troubleshooting after a fresh install of Ubuntu 16.04 running on my Windows 10 Pro host. Mounting the Shared Folders file system inside the guest operating Now shut down the Mac and resize the disk in VMware. This will add a small extra partition, with an APFS container on it. The trick is to resize the single partition in Disk Utility first. Unable to update run-time folder sharing status: There was an error It does not work if you have already increased the size in VMware's settings.

The minute I boot up the VM, I try and share folders using the VM settings window, and the first thing I get is: I just installed Ubuntu 16.04 and let VMware Workstation 12 install it using the easy installation process.