If the VM fails to boot after installation, it is often due to the kernel extension. Use this workaround: Super User Take a Snapshot : Always create a snapshot of your VM before starting. Install but Don't Reboot : Run the installer, but click the final "Restart" button. Remove Problematic Files : Open Terminal and navigate to /Library/Application Support/VMware Tools/ . Delete the vmmemctl.kext Edit Services : Use root privileges ( ) to edit the services.sh file in that same directory. Comment out (add a to the start of) the lines related to Final Reboot
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After the virtual machine restarts, the resolution should automatically change, and mouse performance will be smooth. Step 3: Troubleshooting Common Issues (Kernel Panic) If the VM fails to boot after installation,
If you encounter any issues not covered here, the VMware communities and vintage Mac subreddits are full of experts who still cherish this exact build. After all, 2013 called – but with VMware Tools, you can take that call in full resolution. Remove Problematic Files : Open Terminal and navigate