You will get a warning about running this VM machine with side channel mitigations enable. In my case, I have already installed Click Continue. You will normally only see the one that you just dragged over. The next screen will let you select macOS installer.

Not anymore, you can just drag and drop the full Install macOS Install. We can use this screen to attach the Windows ISO and disable the network adapter. Since we clicked Customize Settings in the previous step, we are presented with the virtual machine settings screen. Select Microsoft Windows, then Windows 10 圆4 and click Continue. Choose a location on your Mac to save the virtual machine, give it a name and click Save. Tick the Use Easy Install checkbox, enter a username and password, your product key if you have one, select the OS version then click Continue.Ĭhoose the type of integration you want Windows to have with your Mac and click Continue. You will be presented with the create a new virtual machine screen and the Windows ISO should be in the list. There are two options when installing Windows on VMware Fusion. Learn how to create a Windows VM, install Windows, and run it alongside macOS with the option to switch between them without needing to restart your Mac. These error messages seem a bit contradictory, and I'm also hoping to launch the VMware fusion GUI from vagrant.Read full disclosure. The machine with the name 'ubuntu' was not found configured for Remove it beforeĪdding it again or add it with the `-force` flag. The box you're attempting to add already exists.

=> box: Adding box 'ubuntu' (v0) for provider:

=> box: Box file was not detected as metadata. Is that the case?Īfter running things the first time I started getting error messages that seem inconsistent, saying that it both is and isn't found as follows:Īthundt at Andrews-2013-MacBook-Pro in ~/source/vagrant I thought it would still be possible to use vagrant to launch a vmware virtual machine normally with the full graphical interface, vmware tools, etc. I just bought the vagrant vmware plugin and I'm trying to run it on OS X.

Otherwise, here is the info specific to my attempt to getting this working: If there are existing simple instructions to get VMware Fusion + Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop GUI running via Vagrant, I'd really appreciate a reference to them.

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