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Does this support non osx hardware like a windows machine?
by maxscam 9y ago
Does this support non osx hardware like a windows machine?
- busterc 9y agoI do not know and I don't have a windows machine to test with. I personally use the ISO's on my mac with VMWare Fusion. If you discover it does or doesn't please share.
- hoistbypetard 9y agoWhat's the advantage of ISOs with Fusion? For Fusion, I've always just pointed the guest's CD drive at the .app bundle and installed that way. I first needed a script like this one when I moved a couple of mac minis to ESXi so I could squeeze extra build VMs onto them. The easiest way to get an image onto ESXi without using a bootp server or something is an iso; it doesn't handle app bundles the way Fusion does.
- hrrsn 9y agoYou'd need to use something like Clover with either a macOS USB created using the ./createinstallmedia command in the installers, or using the ISO this tool creates. You can install Clover on a USB plus your install media, boot off it and get to the installer. This should get you most of the way there. https://clover-wiki.zetam.org/Home https://clover-wiki.zetam.org/Home