(ALL ok)Īssume you already has a vm running correctly. I did test copying VM to Mavericks and run it on Fusion 6. I did test on the following VM, yosemite 10.10, ubuntu, linuxmint, windows 7. Note: you can even convert the vm back to a real HACKINTOSH? what to know how? Install any other APPs as you like, apple store will work. your default LAN setting is NAT, no need for LAN settings, use safari to download SVGAII package for vmware and install it. Dvd will appear on desktop, install vmtools from it. shutdown and go settings, change dvd setting to iso and select darwin.iso and Boot VM.Ħ. (no loader needed, install and reboot all ok)ĥ.

Before start Vm, go settings, dvd setting change to iso and select Mavericks.iso and Boot create a VM for Mavericks, use default options will do. (inside the unlocked folder, darwin.iso is the tools needed to be installed for 1920x1080 or custom resolutions)ģ. install unlocker (that give Apple OSX machine type definition for create a new VM) After getting the VM the run, from VM download SVGA II for 10.9 for vmware and install)Ģ. Vmware Unlocker (google it to get download loc) Maverick 10.9.4 iso (use 12 steps to create an ISO from Mavericks Installer App, google 12 steps mavericks) Try download a trial version (cost 250.00) you will like it.

Did try Virtualbox, did not like it, i am used to Vmware Fusion 5 & 6.Ībsolutely, no problem to install OSX 10.9.4 on Windows 8.1 Vmware Workstion 10.

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