Don’t, under any circumstances, even try to install VMWare Fusion if you are running OS x86. That is, on a non-Apple machine.
I think it happened with the last beta too, but this one causes a Kernel Panic on installation, after it has managed to install the files that cause the panic. Which means a reboot also causes a panic.
If you find this happens to you, boot in Single User mode (-s), and, after running fsck and mounting the root partition as readable, move or delete one or both of the following things:
/Library/Application Support/VMWare Fusion//Library/LaunchDaemons/com.vmware.launchd.vmware.plist
Then, reboot, and run the Uninstaller.
Lazy River • Louis Armstrong • This is Jazz 1 ★
I’m running iPC 10.5.6, VMWare Fusion 2 and it screams!
1 year, 7 months after the fact.
It may work now. This post was made about 18 months ago.
1 year, 7 months after the fact.