Re: Here is VMWare's Fusion compatibility FAQ [Was: Re: Vmware not support in mountain lion: at least not yet]

[Gordon Smith]

This just confirms what I said earlier today.  You have a choice of either 
sticking with what you have in terms of operating systems, (if your Windows VM 
is really so important to you), or else upgrading to the latest version of both 
VMware and Mac OS X.  Why some are experiencing issues I don't quite know.  
It's fine here and always has been.  Not that we use it all that much.  In 
fact, I am seriously thinking of just archiving our VM and storing it away 
somewhere to save space.

Gordon

On 26 Jul 2012, at 14:37, Bryan Jones  wrote:

Below, I've pasted VMWare's brief (four question) FAQ regarding Fusion 
compatibility with Mountain Lion. This is copied directly from their blog at: 
http://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2012/07/vmware-fusion-and-os-x-mountain-lion-faq.html

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Here is VMWare's Fusion compatibility FAQ [Was: Re: Vmware not support in mountain lion: at least not yet]

[Bryan Jones]

Below, I've pasted VMWare's brief (four question) FAQ regarding Fusion 
compatibility with Mountain Lion. This is copied directly from their blog at: 
http://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2012/07/vmware-fusion-and-os-x-mountain-lion-faq.html

Does VMware Fusion 4 work with Mountain Lion?
Yes, the latest version of VMware Fusion 4, version 4.1.3 works with Mountain 
Lion and is signed with our Developer ID. This makes VMware Fusion 4.1.3 
compatible with Gatekeeper, a feature enabled by default in Mountain Lion.

 What should I do before upgrading to Mountain Lion?
Ensure your copy of VMware Fusion 4 is up-to-date using VMware Fusion > Check 
for Updates. VMware Fusion 4.1.3 is the latest available version at the time of 
writing.

 I upgraded to Mountain Lion and now VMware Fusion 4 won’t start. What happened?
Mountain Lion appears to detect some older versions of VMware Fusion 4 and 
prevent them from launching. To resolve this issue, login to 
http://my.vmware.com/ (free product registration required) and download VMware 
Fusion 4.1.3. It can be found under “Products & Downloads > All Downloads > 
VMware Fusion”

 Does VMware Fusion 3 work with Mountain Lion?
No. VMware Fusion 3 was released in October 2009 and was optimized for Mac OS X 
Leopard and Snow Leopard.  VMware Fusion 3 is no longer being updated for newer 
versions of Mac OS. Customers wishing to run VMware Fusion on Mountain Lion 
should use VMware Fusion 4. A free 30-day trial is available for current VMware 
Fusion 3 users. The trial can be found here: http://www.vmware.com/go/tryfusion

 
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