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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 12-Jul-09 14:49:44
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The latest VMWare has disabled 3D acceleration, which is very annoying...

Apparently there is a known compatability error - Apple mucking things up again frown

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Standard User DeSel
(learned) Mon 13-Jul-09 08:26:10
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That happened to me, but once I'd updated VMWare Tools (on my late 2008 MacBook Pro) it was re-enabled (on v2.0.5)
Part of the update installs a new VGA driver as I recall ...
Hope you're successful.

David
Intel iMac 2.4GHz, OSX 10.5.*, Netgear DG934/Airport, Sky BB
Standard User bet_here
(newbie) Mon 13-Jul-09 09:50:09
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From the 2.0.5 release notes...

3D acceleration is disabled on systems with ATI chipsets
Because enabling 3D acceleration on Macs running Mac OS X 10.5.7 with ATI chipsets might cause VMware Fusion to fail, 3D acceleration is disabled in VMware Fusion 2.0.5 on Macs running Mac OS X 10.5.7 with ATI chipsets. You can re-enable this setting when new ATI drivers with the fix are available.

Simon.


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 13-Jul-09 23:28:03
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Lets hope new ATI drivers come along before hell freezes over...
Standard User tema
(learned) Sat 25-Jul-09 22:01:18
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I believe that VirtualBox introduced 3D accelleration support in v3.0. Its also free to download.

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(deleted) Fri 07-Aug-09 15:44:37
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Problem now resolved by Apple's 10.5.8 update, see here
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 08-Aug-09 12:18:53
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Yes, it is indeed!
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(deleted) Sat 08-Aug-09 12:19:18
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I could never get VB working properly on a Mac, for some reason.
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