![]() Then leave that USB drive connected to the Mac you’re trying to create the Monterey VM in. You’ll see that VMware Fusion is “able to create the installation medium.”Ĭreate a bootable USB of the Monterey installer by following the instructions in How to create a bootable installer for macOS. …except for the fact you can’t select macOS 12 as an option. You’ll try to drag the installer to the Install from disc or image part of the window.Įverything will look as if it’s proceeding as normal… If you try to install Monterey using the traditional method, this is what happens: I would recommend using proper support channels (like the aforementioned VMware Fusion communities online forums) to get actual support if you run into any issues.Īs of the writing of this blog post (22 November, 2021), VMware Fusion doesn’t officially support macOS 12 (Monterey) for VM guests. If it doesn’t work for you, I probably don’t know any better than you do why that’s the case. I’m sharing only a more detailed step-by-step guide of a summary I read, and this is only what worked for me. Hopefully, these instructions will be obsolete soon in a future update of VMware Fusion (where you can just select macOS 12, drag the installer to the install wizard, and have VMware Fusion do everything for you).These are just more fleshed out steps from a brief overview in the VMware Fusion communities online forums.WHY it's suuddenly started working again I have no idea. I re-instated the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, and MacFusion still works. Today I commented out the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH entry in my /etc/bashrc file, rebooted and lo and behold, Macfusion works again.Īh well, another fine theory completely demolished by reality. Running the sshfs command in terminal worked, after passing the error mentioned in the Apple discussion thread above. I do have DLYD_LIBRARY_PATH set in my environment. In 10.8 something got left on in the kernel compile so that DLYD_ warnings are emitted when a sudo or other setuid programs are run, see: The returns form the sshfs commands are not being properly parsed, I think. What is the ideal solution in this case do you think? I mean, I have no idea what it does, but I am disinclined to simply remove it. ![]() This environment variable is probably useful though. On Nov 15, 2012, at 5:04 PM, Alex Regueiro wrote: Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : debug1: identity file /Users/johnson/.ssh/id_rsa type -1 Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : debug1: Connection established. Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : debug1: Connecting to port 22. Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh_config Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : debug1: Reading configuration data /Users/johnson/.ssh/config Oct 18 14:36:57 macfusionAgent : sshfs: cannot find sshnodelay.so Oct 18 14:36:56 macfusionAgent : Task launched OK Oct 18 14:36:56 Macfusion : Note status changed for fs (kalendaetest) to Waiting to Mount Oct 18 14:36:56 macfusionAgent : Mounting Oct 18 14:34:32 Macfusion : Prefs update FSEvents callback received Oct 18 14:34:32 macfusionAgent : Prefs update FSEvents callback received Here is the log entry for a failed connection:
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