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Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware)
Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware)









  1. #Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) install
  2. #Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) windows 8.1
  3. #Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) trial
  4. #Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) Pc
  5. #Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) iso

Update: i did not fix the incredibly fast system issue, yet. Īs wrote on "Edit2" it was just MountainLion based on Workstation8, i upgraded using the "Upgrad this machine" and that error has gone. just notice every system animation is damnly fast! even the progress bar during a download in safari! ehk. How can i fix this? (also the vertical line that blink when you're about to write something, here is extremly fast! and icons from the dock jump extremely fast too!) when i right-click i have to keep the right-click pressed to see the drop-down menu.

#Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) install

do i really need to install chamaleon? (when i started Mavericks it didn't boot from the CDDrive but from the HDD directly)Ģ. Showed hidden files, deleted old kernel, placed new kernel.ġ. It seems i have to disable "Journaling" to be able to mount and write.Įdit2: I upgraded my MountainLion VM from Workstation8 to Workstation10 and I successfully mounted a new harddrive with Mavericks. (tried different way to mount trough terminal but nothing worked)Įdit1: just discovered i can't mount a HFS+ partition in read-write mode. try to copy mach_kernel into the root of Mavericks -> "The destination is read-only" installed ElementaryOS on the first hddĦ. The above steps, has tested to create yosemite PB1 hackintosh to run on Gateway notebook and GA-EP43 with intel q8400 cpu.ĥ. I always take a easy way, goto SLE chmod -R 755 *, chown -R root:wheel *, sync, reboot and use disk utility to repair permissions again. first boot: to single user mode to fix permissions and ownership of added kexts. before detach the new hard drive, install loader on it (a loader that you know will work on that target machine)Įdit plist, add or remove other kexts as required for the target machine, then detach it and install it on the target machine.ĭ. (note it take 7 minutes to restore new OS's DMG to a hard drive on a real hackintosh, it took 40 minutes on a vm, but it do work.)Ĭ.

mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware)

Once connected, it works like you are on a real mac, restore your DMG to to flash drive (preferred) or usb caddy HD. Goto WS10 menu, VM, Connect remote device, your USB drive will appears on the list, select to connect. if you do'nt have another hackintosh, use a fast and large usb-stick or USB caddy with internal HD mount on itĪttach the USB device to the WIN-PC, message box, tells you it is not automatically connected, copy the DMG over SMB shared network to another Hackintosh and use it to restore the DMG to any hard drive to be install on a target machine.ī. step4: this DMG will be your standard install media for yourself (because your user acct is in it)Ī. step3: reboot master, will see two hard drives on disk utility side bar.īefore create a DMG from the clone, (you may want to delete VM? kext and SVGAII kexts from SLE of the clone)Ĭreate a DMG of the CLONE with Disk Utility. Use option for existing VM hard drive, select the clone's VM Goto got master VM's Setting, add device, add a hard drive, step 2: after cloning, you will have two VM on the list, Step1 WS10 make a clone from your running VM, call it master and clone. The reason you need to make a clone, is because Disk utility will not create a DMG from active partition.

#Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) Pc

(if your pc is not vt-x compatible, it will be slow) (ALL ok)Īssume you already has a vm running correctly. I did test copying VM to Mavericks and run it on Fusion 6. I did test on the following VM, yosemite 10.10, ubuntu, linuxmint, windows 7. Note: you can even convert the vm back to a real HACKINTOSH? what to know how? Install any other APPs as you like, apple store will work. your default LAN setting is NAT, no need for LAN settings, use safari to download SVGAII package for vmware and install it. Dvd will appear on desktop, install vmtools from it.

#Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) iso

shutdown and go settings, change dvd setting to iso and select darwin.iso and Boot VM.Ħ. (no loader needed, install and reboot all ok)ĥ. Before start Vm, go settings, dvd setting change to iso and select Mavericks.iso and Boot create a VM for Mavericks, use default options will do.

mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware)

(inside the unlocked folder, darwin.iso is the tools needed to be installed for 1920x1080 or custom resolutions)ģ. install unlocker (that give Apple OSX machine type definition for create a new VM) After getting the VM the run, from VM download SVGA II for 10.9 for vmware and install)Ģ. Vmware Unlocker (google it to get download loc) Maverick 10.9.4 iso (use 12 steps to create an ISO from Mavericks Installer App, google 12 steps mavericks)

#Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) trial

Try download a trial version (cost 250.00) you will like it.

#Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware) windows 8.1

Did try Virtualbox, did not like it, i am used to Vmware Fusion 5 & 6.Ībsolutely, no problem to install OSX 10.9.4 on Windows 8.1 Vmware Workstion 10.











Mac os x lion retail bootable .vmdk (for vmware)