I run all my VMs in Bridge Auto mode, so each VMW has its own IP address. The other 3 VMs came up and ran with networking apparently connecting but I discovered that NAT was not working. The VM ran fine, but with no network connection. 1 of them came up with the 'Ethernet0 could not be loaded so networking was disabled' type message so there was no virtual network adapter. I upgraded to Big Sur on one of my Macs and, of course, you need to install VMWare 12 in order to get the VMs to have any chance of running. Has anyone else had these issues and if so what can be done to make it work.Ģ. So it looks as if VMWare 12 would not work for me on Catalina. The VMs were upgraded and then would not start due to 'broken pipes'. Checked everything was working and did the upgrade to VMWare 12 again. ![]() ![]() ![]() I assumed that an issue I had with OWC's Softraid where I had to unlock the security options prior to doing the upgrade (to allow extensions to be installed), may be the problem, so I put backup copies of VMs back and reinstalled VMWare 11.5.6. I upgraded to VM12 (Player edition) and immediately had issues with 'broken pipes' messages and the VMs refused to start after VMWare 'upgraded' the VMs. I have 4 VMs all working well on VMWare 11.5.6 (standard edition) and OS X 10.15.7. I have been on the trail of several issue and have posted in the general forum but thought I would post here and see what the team has to say.ġ.
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