#Deep freeze for mac 10.14 pro

I have been running VMs like this for years with few to no problems and certainly nothing like this.

I have also tinkered with the sleep and automatic suspend settings on the guests. I have tinkered with the guest RAM and processor settings on several different VMs. until a I let them sit idle again and then it's back to beach ball time. When I open it back up, the VMs are still running and are responsive again (which I find odd because they aren't resuming they are just still there running). Most of the time it takes so long for them to respond that I end up force-quitting Fusion. It takes anywhere from 30-40 seconds to a few minutes for the VMs to start responding to me again. The guests behave otherwise normally unless I let them sit idle for several minutes and then I get the spinning beach ball when trying to interact with them again.

#Deep freeze for mac 10.14 pro

It has been downhill ever since.īoth computers are now running MacOS Mojave with Fusion Pro 11 and my VMs are really hard to work with on both machines. My iMac (and previous MacBook Pro) had been running MacOS High Sierra and Fusion Pro 10 for the past few months without issue and my new MacBook only ran Fusion Pro 10 for a few days before Fusion Pro 11 came out. I also have a 2012 iMac Core i7 with 32GB RAM and Nvidia GTX 680MX. I currently have a 2018 MacBook Pro Core i9 with 32GB RAM, a 1TB SSD and Radeon Pro 560X. until either MacOS Mojave or Fusion Pro 11 came along (or both). Everything has been pretty great for the past few years. Sometimes I run just one VM at a time, other times I run a few. I frequently run Debian or Ubuntu 64-bit guests on a MacOS host. I have been a Fusion Pro user for many years.