I’m taking a snapshot or cloning each system as I go, and proceeding to upgrade each new install on the way. To achieve this, I’m doing it through the OS upgrade path.
So now, I’m going to test it properly this time. I want to do this to try out El Capitan, because when I updated to the last major update to Yosemite, it broke my Aperture installation.
I have finally got Snow Leopard running on my Mac Pro that is running Mavericks in a virtual environment. You can run Windows OS'es on a macbook as a VM - use parallels as the VM software.Well, this has been a long term thing that I’ve wanted to do for a very long time, but have never actually succeeded – until today. I think also that I saw somewhere that even if a successful attempt is achieved the performance is so abysmal that the suggestion was made that if you want a Mac type OS then buy a Macbook. If you do get it working on a PC then perhaps a standard P2V (Physical to Virtual) conversion might do the trick - plenty of guides around in explaining how to do that.Īs always before starting backup the PC you are going to use first - and if something breaks - its always A.Y.O.R !! I think these guides though attempt to get it working on a PC not a Virtual machine. If you want to try : Hackintosh Instructions, Hackintosh How To Guides: There are some people who attempt this stuff- I think there used to be a "hackingtosh" group somewhere but I suspect you are out of luck in suceeding to get it to work directly on VBOX (or even VMWARE or HYPER-V). I don't think you can run any Mac type OS on VBOX or VMWare because of some of the proprietary stuff in Apple software. I'm uploading some images of where I'm at if this helps. However, I get no errors through the entire process. I can't get VB to fully launch it just keeps stalling at the shell. I'm new to all this and I've researched it to death. I'm trying to get virtual box to run Catalina on my PC windows 10.
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