3- i create new vm on vmware and choose install operating system later.
#Macos mojave vmware mac os x#
2- i ran vmware unlocker to choose mac os x system during vm creation. So, any suggested recovery options? It seems to me that I've got a mismash of the VMWare installation, and I need to: i have a macos mojave 10.14 as dmg file, i'm trying to install it on vmware workstation 15 so what i did was: 1- i converted the macos 10.14.1 mojave.dmg file to iso using dmg2img.
" Well bless my soul, I'll bet my Mac OS is fine, and I just f'd up VMware. Failure to do this could render VMware unusable. So, I finally read the readme.txt (yes, poking fun at myself) and come across: "Always uninstall the previous version of the Unlocker before using a new version. At this point, I've made so many changes I've made a mess. Okay, obviously something is wrong with VMWare. At this point, I'm figuring that something got hosed in the Mac OS image. Following a recovery document, I configured my machine to boot a recovery ISO. In a brilliant brain cramp, I figured that I just needed to go get the latest unlocker. Its time to install macOS 10 Most of the old hardware is officially unsupported 14 Mojave (Beta) and the installer is stalled for a long time more than 30. The Mac just cycles through boot attempts. This promptly nuked my Mac OS VM all of the others boot normally. Fast forward to a month ago, and I made the mistake of upgrading my licensed VMware Workstation 14.5 to 14.6. I was following a bulleted list, and it just worked. Now I admit that back in 2018 I didn't read much about the unlocker tool. I've got 1/2 dozen VMs on my laptop - Xp, 7, 10, Linux and Mac OS. Late in 2018 I started playing around with the Mac OS, mainly just to see what it is like. Resolves an issue that may cause a hang during a restart. I need some advice to repair my VMware situation. Version 10.14.6: Note: Mojave Security Update 2020-002 (70.5 MB) Addresses an issue which prevents creation of a new Boot Camp partition on iMac and Mac mini with Fusion Drive.