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Thank you for the guide Plastikman, it works great.Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 with VTXHost OS Windows XP sp2I run the installation using VMware Player 3 but tried to switch afterwards because I wanted snapshot support.For the record, booting the created image in VMWare Server does not work:2.0 crashes, 1.9 politely throws an error msg and Workstation 7 just plainly froze my whole system. F.kit I just kept it on VMWare Player 3I haven’t tested upgrading or enabling sound yet, as I don’t need it.I installed the iPhone SDK and everything worked as a charm, WHOHOO!An annoyance, I get the beachball of death often when booting. Restarting takes care of it most of the times, but I wanted to know if there’s anything we can do to help improving this. Hey thanks for the guide, I installed into vmware workstation 7 on 64 bit Win 7 without a hitch, I too only took 2 or 3 reboots to get to config screen. Two issues could you please expound on, vmware tools, not available under my current setup, any suggestions here? Second Im limited to a single resolution of 1024×768, any way to get additional resolutions, I dont care if workstation window drag works for resizing desktop so much but would still like to manually increase the res inside the vm.Thx. Using VMWare Workstation 7 under Windows 7.I’m trying to install with a retail 10.6 disc.I can load the install screen, choose the virtual HDD, and begin OS installation.

I get a crash partially through the install every try. Top lines of screen dump:Kext com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily failed to load (0xdc00800a).Failed to load kext com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily (error 0xdc00800a).doneMACH Rebootpanic (cpu 0 caller 0x2a5c94): Double fault at 0x21279d9c, thread:0x2c96000, trapno:0x8, err:0x0,registers:Any ideas as to why the retail disc install fails? This worked wonderfully. In fact, my VM boots straight into Snow Leopard each and every time.

(I don’t get recurrent beachballs of death or what have you.) It worked from the get-go, in fact: I only once experienced a beach ball of death — after I installed VMware Tools. Could running the VM on a 64-bit OS (Vista Ultimate Edition x64) be the difference? Or (contrary to some of the comments) do most folks have straightforward boot experiences?Also, this’ll boot with either the darwinsnow or darwin.iso discs.

Does it really matter which is used?Great guide. This was surprisingly easy. Thanks so very much for your trailblazing! I wonder, how’s the functionality of the system after installing vmware tools. Do I speculate too much if I ask if it would be possible to use this virtual version of Snow leopard for the following guide:I mean not to use an apple machine physically, but virtually only to get a fully bootable usb flash drive for let say problematic motherboards, where empire efi doesn’t work (and even not the paid version of rebel efi).

Btw I’m running Sony Vaio Z with switchable graphics.Thanks in advance for any comments. Thanks for the answer plastikman:) and much much bigger thanks for this great tutorial. Otherwise I wouldn’t be able to install SL (better virtuall Mac then no mac at all). All I was trying to say, as Prasys posted for example in his as great tutorial as yours, that in fact you don’t need to go and buy a real Mac to proceed with all steps described in many tutorials floating around web where their authors require a physical presence of Mac machine.

I can imagine, installing a virtual Mac operation system through Vmware and afterward using it for well known purposes might be a longer workaround, but it’s a working solution though! (I mean why to borrow someone’s Mac?! Or what if I have no chance to borrow that Mac?!) However, not all machines provide support for a virtual system (BIOS dependent, right?).Unfortunately, in my case, it looks like I’ll have to create my specific bootable USB stick 🙁 ’cause Conti’s method doesn’t work for meAnyways, sorry for writing long posts, it’s even not that topic related.Thanks and keep up the good work!

Hi there, I recently downloaded a torrent with MacOSX Snow Leopard (by Hazard) and I’m trying to install it on VMware Workstation 7. The OS boots, but the VM restarts over and over again.

Before restarting I get an error from VMware Workstation 7 that says:“A virtual CPU has entered the shutdown state. This would have caused a physical machine to restart. This can be caused by an incorrect configuration of the virtual machine, a bug in the operating system or a problem in the VMware Workstation software. Press OK to restart the virtual machine or Cancel to power off the virtual machine.”Any ideas??Thanks 🙂. I also received the “The cpu has been disabling by guest operating system.

You will need to power off this virtual machine” error a few times. It usually happened when the install was attempting a reboot. I swapped back to the darwinsnow iso, booted off the hard drive and then hot swapped back to the retail iso when it happened (step 2 reboot) which bypassed the problem.All in all I had about 4 hangs on my i7/win7 alienware laptop.

Everything seems to be installed and running smoothly now. Many thanks plastikman. Apparently, it seems that running mac in virtualization mode only works with hardware vt (virtualization tech): Even some quad recent processors don’t support VT, so you might be out of luck like I was:This explains it – check your CPU and it might not support hardware VT at all:I got the errors “hardware virtualization not supported” and then laterInvalid front-side bus frequency 66000000 Hz.I figured out why – my CPU doesn’t support virtualization technology (vt). This explains how to check your CPU compatibility:I saw some comments that vt needed to be enabled in the BIOS (only if your CPU supports it you might see that option). I am running Windows 7 with Workstation 7.

My processor supports everything. When I load the darwinsnow.iso then load the retail version of MAC Snow Leopard, it starts up and Mac comes up and says preparing to install.

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Then it comes up and says “Mac OS X can’t be installed on this computer.” under that it says “If you want to restore your system from a Time Machine backup, click “Restore from Backup”.”I have went ahead and clicked restore from backup then I am able to use the disk utility and do what people were saying to do. And it still doesn’t work, even if I restart.Can anyone help me with this?Thanks much. Need help with booting –1. Installed VMware Workstation 73. Got retail DVD2. Formatted external Hard Drive using Disk Utility with GUID partition to install SL.

Did not want to install on local hard drive.3. Installation is completeDisk Utility is showing some 16000 files on the external drive4. Now, when I restart VM using the iso again.I get 3 options –a. Boot First Hard Diskc. External hard drive is available to VM using the VMRemovable device settingHow do I point tool to boot from external hard drive and not the “First Hard Disk”???Thanks. @atkco – I have asked the originator of this notion to provide proof. Until i see proof that QE/CI works in a VM i say it is all lies.here are the EXACT words from his blog.—After the Reboot, you should be able to see the new resoltion in Place.

If you wish to enable full Graphics acceleration (QE/CI), Install EFI and then change the following parameter in boot.plist:GraphicsEnablery—there is no other info about his claimsIf i see the proof will update the post here and give credit where credit is due. First off, I just want to say thanks for getting this set up and posted — it’s really be a lifesaver.

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Also, thanks to prasys and plastikman for helping me figure out the virtualization issues with my laptop (needed to update BIOS).I was having a problem, though: if I left the VM running and went AFK for like 20m or more, it would freeze and I’d be forced to reboot the machine. Finally figured out that the issue is that the Mac OS tries to shut the hard drive and screen down to IDLE it after about 15 minutes. If you’re having this issue, go into the Power Management options in the Settings application, and change the settings so that it never tries to shut down the HD or display. This solved the issue for me. Ok, I have a Core2Duo this is working perfectly onthe specs on it are much much less but i am having issues with my desktop.

Desktop is a core i5 661 or 663 whichever one has the graphics core built into the chip, it wouldnt install on the desktop (vt-x is enabled) said ” one or more of the virtual processors has went into panic state, normally this would cause a real machine to restart” or something to that effect, i finished the install on the laptop and copied the vm to the desktop and it shows the apple screen then immediately rebootsany ideas, tried moving processor core settings down and up to match what i have, no luck. I get one of the caveats:“—- Caveats —-It seems that for some reason it takes about 10 reboots before Snow Leopard will boot normally into the VM. You will get stuck at the apple logo for about 3-4 reboots, then you will get to the dekstop but only get the beachball of death. Keep rebooting and eventually you will get to the registration form, once the registration form loads you will be smooth sailing from now on.”when rebooting do i need to keep selecting the darwin ISO then changing to the OSX image? Oh my gosh I’ve been looking for something like this for months and months.

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Most of what I can find is Intel only or it says it can do amd but there’s nothing to download anywhere it says go here and it’s just a page talking about what to do once you have the file but no link to the actual file. This is the fist place that had the instructions and the files in one place. This is also the only one I was able to get to install on my AMD PC you are the best!!! I did find other systems that also claimed AMD support but none of the others worked on me, I was going to spend money on a cheepy Intel biased PC to try to get mac running on that but now I can use my nice AMD one to do it and save me the money. Your the best most straight forward method and the only one that I go to work.only sticking point is when I go to shutdown vmware complains the virtual computer crashed but that doesn’t happen while I’m actually trying to use it. Here’s the run down on my system for ya:MAC DVD used: Snow Leopard 10.6.3VMWare Player Ver:3.1.3 build-324285Host OS: XP Home SP3Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 965Ram: 3.37GBVideo: NVIDIA GeForce 8200so it you can get it to stop giving me the mac version a BOD on shutdown it would be perfect.