![]() In particular, the /private/tmp directory should have permissions drwxrwxrwt, owned by root and group wheel. It should return something like this % ls -ald /tmp /private/tmpĭrwxrwxrwt 22 root wheel 704 Sep 9 13:04 1 root wheel 11 Aug 11 02:44 /tmp -> private/tmp The error 13 indicates that Fusion doesn't have the permissions in the folder /tmp/vmware-jeff to create the sub folder mksctrl.Ĭould you open the Terminal and issue the following: ls -ald /tmp /private/tmp T07:48:34.505Z Wa(03) mks MKSControlMgr: Unable to Create folder /tmp/vmware-jeff/mksctrl. I think I've identified the problem:įrom the log T07:48:34.505Z In(05) mks FILE: File_CreateDirectoryHierarchyEx: Failure on '/tmp/vmware-jeff'. That being said, Norton's updaters are more problem than they are worth and I would not rule them out yet - most of my issues with my Mac hanging or slowing down have been circumstantially correlated with Norton AV definition or product updates. I do not have it configured to do a full scan. One of my Macs has received it and hasn't had the directory permissions changed. Norton has recently pushed out a version update. ![]() Log on to your Mac with an account that has administrator privileges.Īnd make sure the permissions on /private/tmp are now drwxrwxrwtĭo you have anything on your system that is auto-updating such as Chrome, Zoom, or the like?.Drwxr-xr-x 21 root wheel 672 Sep 9 18:29 1 root wheel 11 Aug 11 07:44 /tmp -> private/tmpīingo.
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