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INSTALL MAC OS X leopard in vmware!?!
#1
26 Mar 2007 @ 23:23
GreekGeek
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hello i have not posted anything for a while so i thought i would post this i think i moght know how to boot os x leopard in vmware!
here are the steps i recomend you dont try it until it is confirmed it works but it could give someone an idea on how to install leopard on x86 hardware now aswell as tiger!
STEP 1 get Alcohol 120%
STEP 2 get vmware workstation/server
STEP 3 get mac os x leopard install dvd
STEP 4 create iso image of leopard install dvd
STEP 5 mount the iso image in Alcohol 120%
STEP 6 start vmware go to create new virtual machine
STEP 7 go through the steps and go through trial and error to see which ones better
STEP 8 finish the create new virtual machine wizard
STEP 9 configure extra options if needed
STEP 10 go to your config file of your virtual machine where you stored it. OPEN IT IN NOTEPAD
STEP 11 go to the line ide1:0.present = “TRUE”
ide1:0.fileName = “n:”
ide1:0.deviceType = “cdrom-raw”
STEP 12 where ide1:0.fileName = is replace the "n:" with your virtual drive letter
STEP 13 overwrite the current file with the file you just edited by saving it with the same name and extension (.vmx)
STEP 14 go back to vmware press start machine and if the procedure i writ is possible you should come to the leopard installer and choose your steps see if it works and vualla!
AND FINALY STEP 15 IF ALL GOES WELL ENJOY! BUT!!! STILL I DOUBT THIS WOULD WORK BUT IT COULD GIVE SOME ONE A START TO LEARING TO INSTALL LEOPARD ON X86 HARDWARE! :)
here are the steps i recomend you dont try it until it is confirmed it works but it could give someone an idea on how to install leopard on x86 hardware now aswell as tiger!
STEP 1 get Alcohol 120%
STEP 2 get vmware workstation/server
STEP 3 get mac os x leopard install dvd
STEP 4 create iso image of leopard install dvd
STEP 5 mount the iso image in Alcohol 120%
STEP 6 start vmware go to create new virtual machine
STEP 7 go through the steps and go through trial and error to see which ones better
STEP 8 finish the create new virtual machine wizard
STEP 9 configure extra options if needed
STEP 10 go to your config file of your virtual machine where you stored it. OPEN IT IN NOTEPAD
STEP 11 go to the line ide1:0.present = “TRUE”
ide1:0.fileName = “n:”
ide1:0.deviceType = “cdrom-raw”
STEP 12 where ide1:0.fileName = is replace the "n:" with your virtual drive letter
STEP 13 overwrite the current file with the file you just edited by saving it with the same name and extension (.vmx)
STEP 14 go back to vmware press start machine and if the procedure i writ is possible you should come to the leopard installer and choose your steps see if it works and vualla!
AND FINALY STEP 15 IF ALL GOES WELL ENJOY! BUT!!! STILL I DOUBT THIS WOULD WORK BUT IT COULD GIVE SOME ONE A START TO LEARING TO INSTALL LEOPARD ON X86 HARDWARE! :)
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#2
10 Apr 2007 @ 0:48
tabletpc
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or just partition a external hard drive into a guid partition format using disk utility and install leopard on it much easyer and you can dual boot operating systems
#3
31 Jan 2011 @ 15:00
Originally posted by tabletpc:MMX, SSE(1, 2, 3, 3S,), EM64T.dual core 1.8ghz,2gb ram
or just partition a external hard drive into a guid partition format using disk utility and install leopard on it much easyer and you can dual boot operating systems
That shows up with cpu-z
I just have a standard vga graphics adaptor
intel pentium e2160
is this compatible?
Does anyone know?
Thanks in advance
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#4
08 Apr 2011 @ 13:52
Theres more than one forum on this subject...and it does depend on what your cpu is
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#5
08 Apr 2011 @ 19:30
ps355528
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and expect it not to work...

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