![]() I named it “10.5” because I will upgrade from the 10.5.6 on the iDeneb 1.4 image to 10.5.7. Tell VMware that you will install the operating system later:įor operating system type, Select “Other”, and then “FreeBSD 64-bit”: The following sequence of screen grabs should show you all the settings you need to create for the new environment: Mount the iDeneb ISO as a drive (using something like UltraISO or Virtual CloneDrive). Google it, or use your favorite torrent search engine.Ģ. First, of course, you need to grab the iDeneb 1.4 distribution (Mac OS X 10.5.6). For the purposes of this tutorial, I’ll be using the file “iDeneb_v1.4_10.5.6.iso”. I had to experiment over and over to find these working steps you will probably have to do the same to overcome your problems. If you are not successful using them, there’s not much I can do to help you out. If you find a way to get audio working, you might post it here.īe aware that these steps worked for me, but YMMV. There is no sound, but there is networking, which is far more important to me. ![]() I’m documenting here the steps I followed (many times, just to make sure they worked for me) to achieve a successful Mac OS X 10.5.x install in a VMware Workstation 6.5.2 machine. ![]() However, I sat down today and decided to give it my best shot again, and this time I succeeded! Not only did I succeed with iDeneb 1.4 (which installs Mac OS X 10.5.6), I successfully upgraded that release to 10.5.7. There’s a lot of Google talk out there about how to do it, but not everybody seems to be successful. One of the current “Holy Grails” of virtual machinery is getting a functional installation of Mac OS X into a VMware virtual machine. ![]()
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