MAC OS X VDI MAC OS X
With Grub4Dos and chameleon and a lot of manipulation (7 manipulations) I can boot from a vhd to another vhd using the Mac OS X Netboot local, it works but is not satisfying.
Hello everyone, this topic is old but still topical since we do not have an integral solution to start a version of mac os x directly from a vhd and a partition wndows for example. Hi,when you say "Use boot from VHD all the time at work" on mac os x how you do that to boot from vhd ? Interesting idea though and or me VHD would be great. Maybe simpler to work on that which is built into the kernel rather than add new image format support. Used to install Lion and Netinstall images. Well it is possible to boot from an Apple DMG file. vhd file), install the modified bootloader, and set it up. vhd.Īfter that, we could try to do the same thing as before, install Mac OS X from VMware onto the. Drivers that enable Mac OS X to boot from the. A modified version of Grub or Burg that enables you to boot Mac OS X (perhaps chainload Chameleon from the. So, I was wondering if other developers would be willing to develop the following things:ġ. Both the official Windows 7 feature and VMLite's VBoot have their own drivers to enable the OS to boot.
MAC OS X VDI FOR MAC OS X
We need to create our own drivers for Mac OS X (probably. dmg boot!īut, it's not that simple as merging code, I'm afraid. Who knows? Maybe we could add DMG2IMG to add support for even native. vdi files.img files are supported by a modified version of Grub, like Burg (whose map commands does NOT require the images to be in one, contigiuous area, unlike Grub4dos who does). vhd files, but I haven't looked at a code, because I'm not a programmer. They do, however, have released a modified version of Grub that apparently enables support of. So basically, it won't work until you buy a license, and the sdk's price for us users to develop our own drivers for it is rediculous ($5000!?!) The thing is, though, that was one year ago, and their free trial of vBoot (that's right, it's not free) expired in January of this year, and hasn't been updated since. We have verified that OS X would work with VBoot, but it's not a top priority right now. This is a long term goal, won't be available in any time soon.
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