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If you have the time to spare or you just have to see for yourself here is the link> Install and Run Mac 10.7. EasyPackLinux is a bundle of pre-installed disk images for Linux, as Debian31, openSUSE10, Fedora6 ecc. Warning! Always scan images for Root-kits If you have the time to spare or you just have to see for yourself here is the link> Install and Run Mac 10.7. And because the image you are installing has been hacked by someone to make it work, updating Lion crashes the install so I recommend taking snapshots or clones so you can start over until you get things working.ДЄfter about 5 tries I was able to get VMware Workstation, Windows 8, and MAC Lion running pretty smooth, I also hacked (applekey вЂњSвЂќ at boot) and reset the root since I didnвЂ™t know who created the image and I didnвЂ™t want someone from a strange place accessing my vMAC or vLion (vmware 8 mac). Unlike running Windows on a MAC using Parallels or Fusion, running Lion on a Windows 8 System is clunky and slow.

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Unless it HAS to be v6.x or 7.x for it to work I dunno xD Nevertheless I am now trying to install it on a VM I created from scratch Of course making it a v8.x from get go Will report back with my results ?.I donвЂ™t own a MAC so I thought I would have some fun and see if all the вЂњBuzzвЂќ is true about running MAC OS X on a Windows 8 System (lab system with pre-release) using VMware Workstation.ДЄfter a couple of hours of downloading and tweaking, re-downloading, and re-tweaking, I can tell you that it does work, kinda!Д«efore you get too excited let me qualify it by saying вЂњ donвЂ™t get your hopes up too highвЂќ because it wonвЂ™t replace your Windows. Pre installed VMware image with few tools.

So I edited the.vmx file and made it so VM is using VMW v8.x Hardware to be able to boot from created.vmdk file After installation is done as you said I attached it to my Lion to add FakeSMC.kext now it says trying to boot MacOSX Unsuccessful Either there is a flaw in your guide or you, yourself used VMWare Workstation v6.x or 7.x. Mac OS X The operating system developed by Apple Even a kid would know this Hackintosh The hacked version of Macintosh.

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But otherwise, great job вЂ“ thanks for posting this!! Well, where do I start, since you made this as VM 6.x/7.x guest when I create the bootable VMDK in my Lion VM on VMWare 8.x when I attach it to your Guest in RaR file it says itвЂ™s too new and cannot be used.

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For example the vmx file is listed as a Lion vmx file, but in the zip file itвЂ™s a Mountain Lion vmx file. Conclusion When you would like to test Linux distributions, either as your next potential operating system of choice or just to see how far Linux has come, you can save some time and download pre-installed images. By creating a bootable.ISO, and faking VMWare into constructing a вЂњpseudo-SCSI CD/DVDвЂќ device (albeit pointing to the.ISO), the Installer is now happily seeing the вЂњCDвЂќ as a SCSI device, and all is well with the world!Дў) Several places in this tutorial you mention or show screen shots with Mac OS X Lion rather than Mountain Lion вЂ“ that might confuse people. They have VirtualBox and VMware images available. 4) Modify the.vmx of the Virtual Machine youвЂ™re creating, and change ALL вЂњide0:0вЂќ to вЂњscsi0:1вЂќ (you might want to make a backup of the.vmx so you can restore it after youвЂ™ve created your working Guest OS) 5) Start your Virtual Machine, and Voila It boots AND INSTALLS! As I understand it, the MAC Installer is looking for SCSI devices ONLY вЂ“ and the IDE CD/DVD drive is, basically, IGNORED by the installer. The experimental support did seem to work as far back as I can remember - but I think it was WS 2.x or perhaps 3.x. settings, select CD/DVD (IDE) option from left hand side and then and select Use ISO image file option. Step 1: Download and install VMware Workstation 7. Install Mac OS X Snow Leopard on a PC using VMware.

2) Edit your Virtual Machine settings, to point your CD/DVD to that.ISO 3) EXIT from VMWare. Any chance you could send a bit more information for the memories of a great OS that was abandoned by IBM Regardless, I remember the outrage when VMware removed even experimental support for OS/2. These are the steps how I installed Mac Snow Leopard on VMware Player/ VMware Workstation with the pre-installed image. My suspicion is that you (like I) have an IDE CD/DVD вЂњdriveвЂќ in VMWare (based on the hardware of you HOST OS mine is a Dell790) Anyway, the SOLUTION is: 1) Follow the procedures to create a BOOTABLE.ISO file (that lives on your PC the HOST OS).

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