Could no open /dev/vmmon: no such file or directory
The following error occurred when resuming the windows 10 VM on Mac OS.
According to some posts the module is for linux guest OS not Windows Guests
Reinstalling the VMWare fusion did not solve the problem. Load a previous snapshot either.
VMWare Fusion version is 8.5.10, the latest 8 version.
virtual-machine vmware-fusion
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
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The following error occurred when resuming the windows 10 VM on Mac OS.
According to some posts the module is for linux guest OS not Windows Guests
Reinstalling the VMWare fusion did not solve the problem. Load a previous snapshot either.
VMWare Fusion version is 8.5.10, the latest 8 version.
virtual-machine vmware-fusion
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
was running on a mac, makes sense
– ByteArtisan
Feb 28 at 21:49
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The following error occurred when resuming the windows 10 VM on Mac OS.
According to some posts the module is for linux guest OS not Windows Guests
Reinstalling the VMWare fusion did not solve the problem. Load a previous snapshot either.
VMWare Fusion version is 8.5.10, the latest 8 version.
virtual-machine vmware-fusion
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
The following error occurred when resuming the windows 10 VM on Mac OS.
According to some posts the module is for linux guest OS not Windows Guests
Reinstalling the VMWare fusion did not solve the problem. Load a previous snapshot either.
VMWare Fusion version is 8.5.10, the latest 8 version.
virtual-machine vmware-fusion
virtual-machine vmware-fusion
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
edited Dec 3 at 19:37
Hennes
58.8k792141
58.8k792141
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
asked Feb 24 at 10:56
ByteArtisan
13128
13128
FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
was running on a mac, makes sense
– ByteArtisan
Feb 28 at 21:49
add a comment |
FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
was running on a mac, makes sense
– ByteArtisan
Feb 28 at 21:49
FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
was running on a mac, makes sense
– ByteArtisan
Feb 28 at 21:49
was running on a mac, makes sense
– ByteArtisan
Feb 28 at 21:49
add a comment |
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The problem was the last Mac OS update was somehow failing.
I try a reboot and and find that the last Mac OS update was still in progress and failing. The boot failed to load package OSInstall.pkmg. I reboot again and choose to boot from main drive instead the update and the problem was solved.
Yet, 2 odd things were on the system after fix it. The Mac OS version was the latest version(10.13.3) and backup disk was damaged.
answered Feb 24 at 11:24
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The problem was the last Mac OS update was somehow failing.
I try a reboot and and find that the last Mac OS update was still in progress and failing. The boot failed to load package OSInstall.pkmg. I reboot again and choose to boot from main drive instead the update and the problem was solved.
Yet, 2 odd things were on the system after fix it. The Mac OS version was the latest version(10.13.3) and backup disk was damaged.
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The problem was the last Mac OS update was somehow failing.
I try a reboot and and find that the last Mac OS update was still in progress and failing. The boot failed to load package OSInstall.pkmg. I reboot again and choose to boot from main drive instead the update and the problem was solved.
Yet, 2 odd things were on the system after fix it. The Mac OS version was the latest version(10.13.3) and backup disk was damaged.
answered Feb 24 at 11:24
ByteArtisan
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The problem was the last Mac OS update was somehow failing.
I try a reboot and and find that the last Mac OS update was still in progress and failing. The boot failed to load package OSInstall.pkmg. I reboot again and choose to boot from main drive instead the update and the problem was solved.
Yet, 2 odd things were on the system after fix it. The Mac OS version was the latest version(10.13.3) and backup disk was damaged.
answered Feb 24 at 11:24
ByteArtisan
13128
The problem was the last Mac OS update was somehow failing.
I try a reboot and and find that the last Mac OS update was still in progress and failing. The boot failed to load package OSInstall.pkmg. I reboot again and choose to boot from main drive instead the update and the problem was solved.
Yet, 2 odd things were on the system after fix it. The Mac OS version was the latest version(10.13.3) and backup disk was damaged.
answered Feb 24 at 11:24
ByteArtisan
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answered Feb 24 at 11:24
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FYI, that module is a host driver and doesn't have anything to do with the guest.
– jamesdlin
Feb 28 at 21:48
was running on a mac, makes sense
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