All credits go to developer of this patch. Unlocker for 9, 8.0 and 8.0.1 Download Links This unlocker works well with 9, 8.0 and 8.0.1. But, I can confirm that latest 1.1.0 unlocker works well with VMware workstation 9 on Windows 7 Host.Īfter applying patch with VMware unlocker – One more Guest OS type and versions. The above all screenshots remain same with earlier
Have not updated the screenshots for latest 1.1.0 unlocker or latest Unlocker for VMware workstation 9, 8 and 7 Recent VMware workstation did not work and I could not start any virtual Later, Iįound a similar patch for 9 and 8 series. Patched files, so no longer I able to run Lion OS X on VMware. I have demonstrated and tested on Workstation 7 series in previous post, but once I upgraded to VMware workstation 9 Sysprobs already published a working method to install and run Lion OS X on VMware workstation based on this unlocker. But the latest Lion OS X needs this patching.
UPDATE – This post has been updated after testing latest unlocker (version 1.1.0) with VMware workstation 9 on Įarlier Mac OS X versions like Snow leopard 10.6 and leopard 10.5 can run on VMware desktop virtualization products without this patch. Here is the download links of working unlocker for VMware Workstation 9,Ĩ and 7 series versions (tested by me) on Windows 7 32 bit host. To be able to install and run latest 10.8 and 10.7 Lion OS X guests. This unlocker utility replaces few VMware program files VMware, then the “VMware unlocker” is a compulsory utility to run Mac OS Supports versions: Workstation 11/12/14/15 on Windows and Linux Workstation Player 7/12/14/15 on Windows and Linux.If you are a Hackintosh user on desktop virtualization software Verision 3 of the macOS Unlocker for VMware Workstation and Player. There is an unlocker promising to kill that detection: InsanelyMac Forum macOS Unlocker V3.0 for VMware Workstation So VMware has a “simple” switch in its products that detects whether or not it is running on Apple hardware enabling or disabling the option to boot VMs with macOS. If I got this right Apple “officially” supports VMware virtualization, however the host has to be on physical Apple hardware.
I hope I’m right posting this in this sub-forum, I chose it since I hoped the users here have more experience in reviewing code.įor some work/licences I prefer to use macOS however I strongly dislike the current Apple hardware trend (less serviceable/if for some reason the system doesn’t boot you cannot access your internal storage).Īs a Normie-Pleb I enjoy using easy-to-use GUI-VM solutions like VMware Worstation/Fusion and am trying to get into the free Version of ESXi 6.7.
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