The best ISO burner for your needs will depend on a few factors, including your operating system and what type(s) of discs and archive files you need to burn. Scroll to the end of file and add the following lines: ide1:1.Now that you’ve checked the reviews of the top burners on the market, let’s talk about how to choose between them. vmx extension, select Open With › TextEdit Move or copy external-hdd.vmdk from your home folder into this one.ĭo a right click on a file named like current VM with. (Documents › Virtual Machines in my case)ĭo a right click on desired Virtual Machine to display a pop-up menu, select 'Show Package Contents' this will allows us to view a directory with all corresponding files to this VM. Open Finder and go to a folder where your virtual machines are located. Now let's find our VMware guest OS container and add to it just created link to our hard drive. This will create a new external-hdd.vmdk file in your home folder. vmware-rawdiskCreator create /dev/disk1 fullDevice ~/external-hdd ide Paste the following line into the terminal (change disk1 to the disk name you've found in the step 1). vmdk file that will point to our external hard drive:

Remember the Disk Identifier specified in the Information window ('disk1' in my case).įire up Terminal.app (it is also located in the Utilities folder)Ĭhange current directory in Terminal to the WMware.app Contents/Library folder (you can simply copy and paste the following line: cd '/Applications/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/' Select your hard drive and press Info button on the top-left. Launch Disk Utility (select Finder, click on the Go menu, select Utilities, launch Disk Utility.app) I dont know if this problem is still up to date, but here is a solution I found which works pretty well:įirst of all we should to figure out our hard drive name:

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