- #Download mac os x for vmware amd install
- #Download mac os x for vmware amd software
- #Download mac os x for vmware amd Pc
#Download mac os x for vmware amd install
Download and install VoodooHDA OC from: VoodooHDA OC. If exists AppleALC.kext in your EFI folder delete it. Generate new SMBIOS info with OpenCore Configurator or something else :) FIX The VMware tools are inside the Unlocker folder under tools -> darwin.iso. Now if you want you can install the VMware Tools to resize correctly the VM and to enable the drag&drop from the VM to the host and viceversa 
Change boot order -> set the OpenCore entry at first position, then Commit changes and exit. Input the description -> insert something like OpenCore AMD or just Opencore. Add boot option -> search for EFI, [PciRoot. 
Delete boot option -> remove OpenCore (this is the OpenCore from the USB or VMDK installer). Select the VM and near the Power button select Power On to Firmware from the dropdown list Replace the content of the macOS disk with the USB EFI contentĪfter that eject the USB and shutdown the VM. #Download mac os x for vmware amd software
Download the MountEFI software and mount the partition of the USB and the macOS Disk.Copy the folder of the USB into the EFI partition of the VM.Download the EFI folder from the releases page.NOTE: The installation require a lot of reboot so don't panic :) Post-installationĪfter the complete installation of macOS there are some changes to do: Select Install macOS Big Sur (external) | or Beta if you are installing macOS 11.1Īfter that is a "normal" installation of a macOS with OpenCore, you need to create a new partition and install macOS.After the reboot you will see that the VM is booting into the OpenCore menu.On the VM "bios" select Reset the system.
#Download mac os x for vmware amd Pc
Insert the USB into the PC and connect it to the VM. Open VMware Workstation and create a new VM Just copy the EFI folder into the EFI partition that you have mountedĭownload the Unlocker and run win-install.cmd as Admin. Sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur\ Beta.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia -volume /Volumes/MyVolumeName Sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia -volume /Volumes/MyVolumeName NOTE: Make sure to replace 'MyVolumeName' with your actual USB volume name in the below commands. Run one of the below commands in your Terminal to prepare the bootable macOS USB. Download macOS Big Sur from the App Store. Method 2 First of all you need to prepare the USB that we will use to install macOS on VMware Instructions Now start the VM, install macOS and continue with the Post-installation :). If the installer is SATA 0:2 put the Hard Disk as SATA 0:3) 200GB) -> Advanced -> Virtual Device Node and put it after the VMDK installer | ex. In the VM settings, select the Hard Disk (es. After that modify the VM and attach the downloaded VMDK (macOS Installer). I created a disk size of 200GB (reccomended is 80GB). I will install the operating system later. 
Open VMware Workstation and create a new VM.Download the Unlocker and run win-install.cmd as Admin.Method 1 Download the pre-build VMDK for the installer of macOS Big Sur from here: VMware Workstation 16 (Player and Workstation 15 should also work).Ryzen 9 3900X -> VM has 6 core CPU and 12GB RAM.The VM is succesfully installed and tested on 2 different cpus/systems: Install macOS Big Sur on Ryzen with VMware Workstation and OpenCore OpenCore 0.6.9 - VMware Workstation 16 - AMD Ryzen
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