DISQUS

RmACK · 1 month ago

Thanks a million, you solved my problem!
It wasn't verbatim for me, I had to put a ./ in front to run the script and use 2 dashes:

sudo ./boot.sh --restart

lannylevenson · 3 weeks ago

I am having the same problem and went to applications utilities and then terminal. Typing the command cd/library/applications\support/vmware\fusion/ and then sudo boot.sh-restart told me that the command was not recognizable. Am I in the right place or what am I missing. VMFusion was working fine yesterday and today, with no changes what so ever, isn't allowing me to connect to the network.
Thanks