I used these VMX parameters to boot a 10.4 desktop version of OS X. Once up and running in fusion, I hope to port it over to ESXi 6.0.Ĭan anyone help me with with the correct CPUID? If possible, we'd like to do it this way rather than using any unlocker tools, as we need the OS for a custom application, so are trying to keep everything working as untouched as possible. I am unaware of any other tools or commands I can run to identify the CPUID on the hardware running tiger to help me figure out the correct CPUID to run the VM in fusion. VMware offer a CPU identification tool ( )īut this will not boot on a Server running OS X 10.4 Tiger, due to the EFI, if you boot this tool on any machine with BIOS, it works perfectly. However I cannot find the correct CPUID to use, I know to get around this I have to change the CPUID of the virtual machine in the VMX file, which is fine. "the cpu has been disabled by the guest operating system".
#WOCH VM VERSION FOR MAC LATE 2011 MAC OS X#
I can create a machine under my Fusion as Mac OS X 10.5 and boot to the physical 10.4 Tiger disk, but then it fails with ESXi 6.0 Hosts - Intel Xeon E5-2680 v3 (Haswell) (these hosts can be downgraded to run 5.5 if needed).Macbook late 2011 - OS X 10.10 - Intel i7 2.4GHz (Sandy Bridge) - Fusion 7 Installed.
#WOCH VM VERSION FOR MAC LATE 2011 FOR MAC OS X#
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