If anybody has gotten this to work successfully I would love to hear from them. Right now it doesn't look like Eve works inside a hypervisor anymore. As I said this used to work great with XP and Fusion 6. using a solution like Parallels Desktop or VMWare Fusion, in a dual-boot. I am going to try all of this on Windows 7 next to see if it makes a difference.
Both helped but at 12GB of system RAM and 2GB of video RAM it was still horrible. And I've also allocated a ton of memory both to the OS and to the graphics card. Now it doesn't do anything (you can't walk at all). We also resolved an issue when using git to perform a ‘git clone’ from within virtual machines failing in NAT configurations. A free update for existing users, this release contains bug fixes and adds improved support for the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Team Fusion is proud to announce the availability of VMware Fusion 8.5.7.
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I did try WIS (which didn't work before) and it still doesn't work - so no change there except before you could walk around but most of the lights were out. When I try to install a new Windows 10 OS after selecting the Windows ISO (also tried a DMG and USB Press J to jump to the feed.
Scrolling through inventories of items is almost impossible and the industry screen lags very badly. Essentially the performance in-station makes it unplayable (it isn't bad in space, but still not great). I have had really good success with VMware Fusion 6 + Windows XP in the past, but my experiment with Fusion 6 + Windows 10 + Eve and also Fusion 8 + Windows 10 + Eve has not been great. Fusion provides a virtualization solution for running Windows programs on a Mac. I've had many full-machine crashes with the current Eve Mac client and wanted to try to isolate the game onto a VM to protect the rest of the system.
I wanted to post this here to save someone some money in case they thought about going this route.
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