Hi Matt
I had same problem on [MacOS10.9 + VMWareFusion6 + Vagrant1.4.3 + CentOS6.4
Box] and solved it.
In fact, the vagrant was not hang up, it was waiting for your answer of
whether you wish upgrade vm spec or not, may be.
Therefore, it is necessary to enable GUI at first.
Edit Vagrantfile like following
----------
Vagrant.configure(VAGRANTFILE_API_VERSION) do |config|
config.vm.provider :vmware_fusion do |v|
v.gui = true
end
----------
and run "vagrant up --provider=vmware_fusion".
Then you would see the dialog whether you wish upgrade vm spec or not.
When check "never show again" and click "don't upgrade", the vagrant will
run smoothly.
Once run vm successfully, you can disable gui.
I will be happy if your problem is solved.
2013年5月20日月曜日 14時21分25秒 UTC+9 Matt Black:
>
> Just (bought,) installed and tested the VMWare support in Vagrant - and
> failed to get it working. I get this much on the terminal:
>
> $ vagrant up --provider=vmware_fusion
> Bringing machine 'default' up with 'vmware_fusion' provider...
> [default] Cloning VMware VM: 'precise64'. This can take some time...
> [default] Verifying vmnet devices are healthy...
> [default] Preparing network adapters...
> [default] Starting the VMware VM...
> [default] Waiting for the VM to finish booting...
>
> Where it hangs. The VM shows up in the VMWare OSX app, and I can SSH into
> it - although not actually log in since I don't have a password.
>
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