So what might be wrong if I can’t get the VM to boot the darwin_snow_legacy.iso? I have the boot order set correctly, and have tried both mounting the ISO as the drive and using UltraISO to mount it to a virtual drive.

OS X El Capitan makes working with your Mac more convenient and improves system performance. OS X El Capitan is based on last year's OS X Yosemite and contains a number of improvements: a more convenient windows, new firmware and an enhanced search Spotlight. Once you have booted into OSX and logged into the desktop go to Player > Removable Devices > CD/DVD SATA > Settings > Check Connected > Use ISO Image File > Browse > Browse to the folder you extracted the patch tools to and look for tools folder and add the Darwin.iso to install VMWare Tools.

It runs fine, though typical minor issues (fixable) like iTunes crashing come up.network, video (with various selectable resolutions using the 1.2.2 driver) all work fine. I’m attempting to learn how to enable a second CPU. If I enable it in VM, it appears to be “there” in various tools (Performance monitor shows multiple cores), but the OS won’t use anything but the first one – probably because the CPU is configured as a core2 solo. :Before I found this blog, I found a torrent of the installed VMWare appliance, with Empire EFI & OSX 10.6.2 installed.I’m running a Quad Phenom II 955, XP 64bit, VMWare 7.It runs fine, though typical minor issues (fixable) like iTunes crashing come up.network, video (with various selectable resolutions using the 1.2.2 driver) all work fine.I’m attempting to learn how to enable a second CPU. If I enable it in VM, it appears to be “there” in various tools (Performance monitor shows multiple cores), but the OS won’t use anything but the first one – probably because the CPU is configured as a core2 solo. Could you explain how to change the video settings and/or the video driver I was able to run the guest os but the vram is at 0, and the app I wanna use won’t install help appreciated. Thanks so much for all the info.

To do this, click on “Edit virtual machine settings”. Under the hard disk section, select “Harddisk (Sata)” and click on “Remove”. This removes the existing hard disk so you can add the bootloader AMD disk. To add Bootloader AMD, click on Hard disk and then “add”. Click on “Use an existing virtual disk” and browse to the Bootload for AMD.vmdk file. All Virtual Disk Step 5: Edit Your Virtual Machine Under the Memory and Processors tabs, make options as you wish. Set up the amount of RAM and processor you would like to set up for the virtual machine.

The important option here is Version which is on the Options tab. This needs to be set to Mac OS X 10.7. This option is not available by default, the OS X Unlocker we ran earlier has exposed this option.

As for older processors, it will only work on AMD CPUs that support SSE 4.1 or SSE 4.2 instructions. We can check this on, by inputting our CPU model in the search box. On the results, we just need to check the Features. If we find SSE 4.1 or SSE 4.2, we 're golden. To download the Sierra machine, visit.

As the Administrator user, run the 'windows.bat, & windows_32.exe' program (located in the same directory as this file) from the command line (Command Prompt). Read the 'Frequently Asked Questions' section below. Instructions for VMware Workstation for Linux --------------------------------------------- Install VMware Workstation. Make sure all virtual machines and VMware Workstation are stopped.

Its a tempation to maximise all the settings, but Snow Leopard runs ok with this on a real Mac. Do not try to boot up using SL 10.6.7.Its unlikey to boot this version, without a lot of fiddling around. If you want to try out SL, see the above help I gave to Colby, it gives more detailed instructions on installing. Use these to see if SL will run at all on your machine.

Please Help!? I would be intrested to get it working and going to be amd tester but have not clue how can i do it. Best personal financial software for mac. Thanks for any answers •.