 RobNycPremium
join:2002-03-06
New York, NY | [OS X] Unable to use BootCamp on Parallels I have BootCamp on VMWare fine, and now wanted to compare how it ran in Paralles but unable to do so.
Running rMBP 15, Lion 10.8.2 |
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kitsune
join:2001-11-26
Sacramento, CA | Make sure VMWare (or it's daemon's) are not running. If they are it prevents other applications from making changes. Hence the read/write permission error. You might need to uninstall VMWare in order to release it. |
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RobNycPremium
join:2002-03-06
New York, NY | Yep VMWare was closed, even rebooted the machine same error. |
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| Did you do a command I on the disk and made sure you do have permissions to read and write to it? |
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kitsune
join:2001-11-26
Sacramento, CA | reply to RobNyc
said by RobNyc:Yep VMWare was closed, even rebooted the machine same error.
Closing the application does not stop the daemon (which by default starts running when you boot the computer up). I would check in /Library/LaunchDaemons for anything referencing VMWare. Also, I would check /Library/LaunchAgents, and /Library/StartupItems as well as the user equivalents: ~/Library/xxx. If you find aything simply pull it to another folder and then restart the computer. |
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RobNycPremium
join:2002-03-06
New York, NY | said by kitsune:said by RobNyc:Yep VMWare was closed, even rebooted the machine same error.
Closing the application does not stop the daemon (which by default starts running when you boot the computer up). I would check in /Library/LaunchDaemons for anything referencing VMWare. Also, I would check /Library/LaunchAgents, and /Library/StartupItems as well as the user equivalents: ~/Library/xxx. If you find aything simply pull it to another folder and then restart the computer. I'll check but before I transfered everything to my Retina i had them both running simultaneously 1 with bootcamp 1 with another windows (non_bootcamp) but either or were able to boot up bootcamp |
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