[CNWareZ]Mac OS X x86 VMWare Image

Files (2): Mac OS X Snow Leopard VMware Image.7z (9.7 GB)

Comments (19): Anyone sucessfully installed XCODE on this? I get a "internal error" message when launching it. • Tack - I am experiencing the same thing.. • Root password = none set. Go to Account settings and set one to be able to run Sudo commands. • Every time I try to load this I get an error telling me the guest is not MacOS Server (as if I didn't already know that...) and then immediately closing. Won't even boot once. So, I tried changing the Guest OS type to "Other 64-bit" and then I get an error saying "The guest has disabled the processor." So...it's either not MacOS >>>SERVER • SoulUploader, I can't thank you enough for this! I've been testing various versions of Hackintosh for over a year now, trying to find one that works properly, especially the audio. The reason the audio is important is my sister is blind, and desperately wants to get herself a Mac; we're a little reluctant, as we don't know how well VoiceOver would work for her. Every other VMWare machine I've tried has had problems with the audio

Files (2): MAC_OS_X_Snow_Leopard_10.6.4_AMD_Intel_for_VmWare.7z (6.4 GB) • Torrent downloaded from Demonoid.com.txt (47 bytes)

Comments (65): for heaven's sake wud it kill u to post the instructions here. wudnt a person want to know wht is he downlaoding before doing it. also i dun vh a dvd burner, can I install mac from a flash usb o simply my hard disk and dual boot is with windows 7/vista • This is not made to work properly with AMD processors. There are 2 blends - ones for Intel and ones for AMD. Most of the time, the AMD setup and configs that must be done are very different. People with Intel CPUs will have a much easier time. Notice that all the sites that support this, make these, mod, etc. all work with Intel or warn you if you are trying to do this with an AMD. Unfortunate but true. • How to RESIZE the partition: (this took me a while to figure out, so i want to share it with you guys). USE AT YOUR OWN RIKS, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP OF YOUR DATA ON THE VIRTUAL MAC. 1. Shut down MacOS, edit the virtual machine settings in VMware, expand the virtual hard disk to the desired size (35GB, say). 2. Set up some Linux distro (eg Ubuntu)

Files (1): Mac OS X Lion 10.7 VMware Pre-Installed Image.zip (4.3 GB)

Comments (37): i take it back some if not all of the app don't work and is still laggy as shit even on a beast like mine i just wasted 4.32GiB screw this upload heed my words and don't download. • it work just fine except one thing the mouse on this thing is not very responsive all in all great up. • It works like charm! I use it on Windows 7 64 bit (x64) with the installer came with torrent. Just mount the harddisk file and you're just done! ;) • for all those people for whom it's not working..follow here.. : a)unzip in any drive..it takes around 7gbs of space or such.. 2)there should be 2 folders.one with the vmware configuration files and another with an .exe executable file 3)**if its not there, download it from any other snow leopard vmware image 3)run that executable.it prepares vmware for accepting mac.as Lion or Snowleopard Disks cannot be created "just like that".it needs some "special touch" that cannot be done on a normal workstation module 4)open the.vmx to configure the settings like ram,processor etc. 5)run

Files (3): /Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 VMware Image.7z (4.1 GB) • /Torrent downloaded from Demonoid.me.txt (46 bytes)

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