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It should includes support for VMware Workstation 7 and 8. VMware Unlocker – Mac OS X Guest you need this to unlock Mac OS X Operating System in VMware Workstation.

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Use this ONLY when you have failed to install and the warning message is on your unsupported Virtualization CPU.

VMware Unlocker – Hardware Virtualization Bypasser folder is for people who have legacy machines that doesn’t support Intel Virtualization, then this tweak can help you by pass the restriction with VMware. OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion folder contains the Mountain Lion vmdk and vmx file for your VMware. Once you’ve done that, you will see three folders created at the location you have extracted the file.

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How To Install Mac OS X Mountain Lion in VMware Workstation on Windows MachineĮxtract the OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Retail VMware Image.7z file.

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If you are new to the topic of Hackintosh, then be SURE to check out some of our awesome guide on What is hackintosh? How to build a hackintosh from hardware selection to software installation. That means, “ Hackintosh” community has a new kid in town to play around. So, I have Catalina running on ESXI 7, have not used it much.Apple released its latest Mac OS X, Mountain Lion, at the end of July, 2012.

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iso to ESXI server.įor what it's worth, I successfully installed Catalina on the latest ESXI 7 (as of this writing) running on a Mac Pro "Ashtray" Desktop, without having to go through all the hoops you did to get it running on ESXI 6.7. iso and booted it up and downloaded Catalina.app on it).Īfter downloading the Catalina.app, I was able to use your (excellent, thank you!) instructions to create the dmg, then the.

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My previous attempts were from Sierra Macs, and those consistently only gave me the 19 MB smaller version only for Catalina (but FULL versions for Mojave, High Sierra etc.), So I started with Mojave.app (used your instructions to convert it to a. Went to the App Store and downloaded Catalina, and it asked me if I want to download the whole thing, and it did. I got it by trial and error: I had a Mojave VM just freshly installed.

Maat 3:37 turns out yesterday I was able to get the ~8.2 GB FULL Catalina installer (aka "/Applications/Install macOS Catalina.app") from the App Store, NOT the limited 19 MB one. I'm curious for those who found success, where did you get the Catalina installer that already has the SharedSupport folder with all the necessary files? "does not appear to be a valid os installer application" However, when kicking off the install it quickly fails with the following error message: After following this process I picked up in your tutorial and the ISO booted. The answer suggests created a "SharedSupport" folder in the Catalina installer and then copying the files from the "macOS Install Data" directory, then create an ISO. The stub will download several files to "/macOS Install Data". In the above answer, you have to initiate the Catalina install stub, but stop it before the machine has a chance to reboot. I used varying resources, this one got me the closest: "" This sent me on a rabbit trail to either download a full copy of Catalina or build and ISO from scratch. "/Applications/Install macOS Catalina.app does not appear to be a valid OS installer application." "sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Catalina.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia -volume /Volumes/install_build" Namely when the following command is run: The solution you provide in this blog post seems to be lacking.