MacOS, the operating system previously known as Mac OS X, is beautiful, stable, and typically attached to a $1000+ MacBook / iMac. If we want to run macOS on a Windows PC, without the very particular hardware required for Hackintosh, a Mac OS X virtual machine is the next best thing.
Installing VMware Tools is part of the process of creating a new virtual machine, and upgrading VMware Tools is part of the process of keeping your virtual machine up to current standards. Although your guest operating systems can run without VMware Tools, many VMware features are not available until you install VMware Tools. When you install VMware Tools, the utilities in the suite enhance the performance of the guest operating system in your virtual machine and improve the management of your virtual machines. For information about creating virtual machines, see the documentation for the applicable VMware product. The installers for VMware Tools are ISO image files.
The CD-ROM in your guest operating system detects the ISO image file. Each type of guest operating system, including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, has an ISO image file. When you select the command to install or upgrade VMware Tools, the virtual machine’s first virtual CD-ROM disk drive temporarily connects to the VMware Tools ISO file for your guest operating system. You can use the Windows Easy Install or Linux Easy Install feature to install VMware Tools as soon as the operating system is finished installing. The most recent versions of the ISO files are stored on a VMware Web site. When you select the command to install or upgrade VMware Tools, the VMware product determines whether it has downloaded the most recent version of the ISO file for the specific operating system. If the latest version has not been downloaded or if no VMware Tools ISO file for that operating system has ever been downloaded, you are prompted to download the file.
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VMware Tools installer from windows.iso automatically detects the windows version. It does not proceed with the installation on guest operating systems earlier than Windows Vista. VMware Tools installer from winPreVista.iso does not proceed with the installation on Windows Vista and later. VMware Tools installer from linux.iso does not proceed with installation on Linux guest operating system versions earlier than RHEL5, SLES 11, Ubuntu 10.04, and other Linux distributions with glibc version earlier than 2.5. VMware Tools installer from darwinPre15.iso does not proceed with installation on MAC OS X guest operating systems versions 10.11 or later.
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VMware Tools installer from darwin.iso does not proceed with installation on MAC OS X guest operating systems versions earlier than 10.11. The installation procedure varies, depending on the operating system. For information about installing or upgrading VMware Tools on your guest operating systems, see the topic about upgrading virtual machines in the Virtual Machine Administration Guide. For general instructions about installing VMware Tools, see the VMware Knowledge base article.
Installation How to install Mac OS X High Sierra (10.13) on VMWare Workstation 14 running on Linux host:. Install VMWare Workstation 14 on Linux host, for Arch Linux it's the package from AUR.
Install VMWare unlocker from. Create a new virtual machine. Select Apple Mac OS X 10.10.
Choose exactly this version, do not select newer versions otherwise you'll get the infinite boot loop problem. Create a new SATA disk.
Set smc.version = '0' in the.vmx file. Get the hard disk image from techsviewer website.
Install VM Tools from VM Tools ISO file Troubleshooting Mac OS restarts forever during boot The solution: select 'Apple Mac OS X 10.10' version from guest OS's versions. Older versions do not work. Also try allocating only 1 CPU to the guest.
Guest Mac OS is slow The solution: move the virtual disk to SSD partition. References. (Read the comments section as well).