In that case, there’s one more thing you can try:
- Download the binary under “Attachments” on this page: https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1023856
- The binary that doesn’t mention Linux or Windows is the one you want for macOS. At the time of writing it’s
1023856-vdiskmanager-3.0.2.zip
- The binary that doesn’t mention Linux or Windows is the one you want for macOS. At the time of writing it’s
- After downloading and extracting it, run the following (assuming it’s unzipped in the Downloads folder) in Terminal:
~/Downloads/vmware-vdiskmanager -R ~/.docker/machine/machines/local-by-flywheel/disk.vmdk
Then, you can try running Local again.
Update for macOS Catalina users:
The attachment on the page above is a 32-bit binary which Catalina no longer supports.
To get a 64-bit version of vmware-vdiskmanager
, you can try the following:
- Install Homebrew if it isn’t already
- Run
brew cask install vmware-fusion
and enter your password when prompted - Run
vmware-vdiskmanager -R ~/.docker/machine/machines/local-by-flywheel/disk.vmdk
- Try to open Local
If you no longer have any need for VMWare Fusion, remove the cask by running brew cask remove vmware-fusion