![]() ![]() i got Step 1 - the hdiutil -create command. ![]() However, afterwards i got very confused about how to repeat this procedure again to do the same for Monterey. ![]() The install ran successfully & i am very happy about that. I went & followed the steps outlined in your 09-21-2023 08:57 AM reply labeled "Instructions for manually creating a macOS VM from an installer, without using scripts (thanks to create a bootable installer disk image for Big Sur & then create a Big Sur VM on Fusion 10. This works for installer apps as far back as Catalina, I believe. It doesn't matter where the installer is there's no requirement that it be copied into the VM's folder. The VM will be set to boot from the installer disk image, attached to the virtual CD ROM drive. Continue through the New VM dialogs as normal.dmg file to "Install from disc or image". At "Select the Installation Method", drag the.Also use Disk Utility to eject the Shared Support image there's a bug in macOS installers that leaves it mounted. Eject the Untitled volume from the Finder.Sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Ventura.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia -volume /Volumes/Untitled Instead of a physical disk volume that the tech note tells you, use /Volumes/Untitiled as the destination for the disk image. Follow the instructions at to create installer media.Instructions for manually creating a macOS VM from an installer, without using scripts ( thanks to In Terminal create an empty disk image: hdiutil create -o "Installer.dmg” -size 15g -layout SPUD -fs "HFS+J" The workaround is to create an bootable installer disk image for Ventura manually from the "Install macOS xxxxx.app" file using instructions from Apple. There are known issues with trying to install Ventura under Fusion 13, revolving around the inability of Fusion to create the installation media from the Apple installer app. (Upgrading a Big Sur VM to Monterey using the same upgrade procedure appeared to complete successfully & the resulting Monterey VM created did not have the same instability issues as the Ventura VM created in this way.) However, the resulting Ventura VM created by upgrading Big Sur turned out to be unstable & kept spontaneously crashing & restarting while giving the attached screens/error messages. i was for the most part able to get thru the Ventura installation & appear to successfully create a Ventura VM (w/1 or 2 minor glitches in the installation process). (As an added note, the same thing happened when i tried to create a macOS Monterey VM in Fusion 13 using the “Install macOS Monterey.app” installer from Apple, i was also unable to create the Monterey VM from scratch using this procedure.)Īlternatively, i tried doing an upgrade of a macOS Big Sur VM created in Fusion 13 to Ventura by executing the “Install macOS Ventura.app” inside the Big Sur VM. app installer file will not drop into the "Install from disc or image" space in the "Select the Installation Method" window/dialog so i wasn’t able to create a Ventura VM from scratch using this procedure. If i attempt to create a macOS Ventura VM in Fusion 13.0.2 using the “Install macOS Ventura.app” installer downloaded from Apple, the. Is it possible to create a stable working VM for guest OS macOS 13 Ventura using Fusion 13? (i’m running Fusion 13.0.2 x86 under a Personal Use License for VMware Fusion Player, i don’t know if this has any bearing on anything.) When i look at the VMware Compatibility Guide under Fusion 13.0, i only see under OS Family Name: macOS 10.12 thru macOS 12 & do not see macOS 13 (Ventura) listed. ![]()
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