The Apple Mac OS X Lion is a desktop operating system from Apple Inc. It was released in 2011 and was available for purchase in the Mac App Store. After downloading, it can be installed on a virtual machine for testing purposes or, if necessary, it can be installed on a real Apple computer as well.
The MacOS X Lion 10.7 ISO file is around 4.79 GB in size. Download the Internet Download Manager tool and it will allow you to download big files in equal amounts of time without breaking your connection.
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Apple systems on Mac OS X installation disc image, use the dmg format of the original image. I recommend to search for ed2k network download (recommended), the keyword is "Mac OS X Mountain Lion dmg" or "Mac OS X Lion dmg". Described here no longer compile.
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The default NVRAM will boot up previous OS X systems, but it will not boot up a Lion volume. I have a VM that I initially used as a Snow Leopard system. Booting into that system seems to have set the NVRAM so that it will know how to boot a Lion volume. Here is the NVRAM file from that VM. You can download it and use it in your VM.
Mountain Lion is the ninth major release of OS X and will be available for download on July 25th. It includes a number of new features such as Gatekeeper, Notification Center, Power Nap, and AirPlay Mirroring.
Guys,Only VMware 4.1.3 works on Mountain Lion and not below versions period.I had version 3.1.3 and downloaded mountain lion, without viewing its compatibility with vmware 3.1.3. I suffer as all do. Mistakes happen, what can I say.Finally, I downloaded their trail version 4.1.3 to check if it really works, to my surprise VMWare is up, but there are couple of issues.1. Display sometimes acts weird, when Windows boots at logon screen, it shows black screen, I cannot enter password, all I have to do is re-boot again by shutting down.2. When screen saver gets activated, while not using, systems hangs when I try to re-use the system. I have to shutdown MAC completely to get back, no other option works, simply hangs.3. Looks like VMWare 4.1.3, takes a lot of time to boot itself, so if i try to open any browser or outlook or word or excel, system hangs for few mins. This also leads to hang, Safari browser or any application on Mac. It is very irritating, but it looks like I have wait for a period of 5 mins for VMWare to settle down then open applications on VM as well on MAC.4. Graphical issues are very much there for VMWare, looks like VMWare is using us, to test their new release :). Pay them US$50.00 and test their product. Amazing way of doing business.I trust the information helps, I still playing with VM 4.1.3 will advise if any interesting thing i come across.PS: I could get back my last VM 3.1.3 data when i used trail version 4.1.3, at least I got my files back, which was more important.Francis
I hope I'm posting in the right sub-forum. I'm using the free VMware Fusion Player license (application version 12.1.2 running on a 2020 Intel Mac running macOS 10.15.7). I tried installing Mac OS X 10.7 Lion downloaded from Apple's website here (I own the original DVD as well, but don't have an optical drive), yet I can't seem to install it.
1. Download the installer for the same version of macOS you are running, e.g. via App Store or one of Apple's support pages for downloading recent macOS versions (which does the download via System Preferences for macOS 10.13 High Sierra and later). This places an "Install macOS [version name].app" into your Applications folder.
2. Create a new macOS VM in VMware Fusion, for the version you've just downloaded. Point it to the installer application. When setting up the VM, note that you will require at least 10 GB of free space inside the VM, in addition to whatever it normally needs.
Install OS X 10.7 Lion via Download - The quintessential tutorial to install the download version of OS X 10.7 "Lion" on a PC with compatible hardware using xMove and Multibeast from tonymacx86. The same site also covers upgrading a Hackintosh to OS X Lion 10.7.1, 10.7.2, 10.7.3, 10.7.4,and 10.7.5.
So first things first! We gotta grab the latest ESXi version and install it prior to installing macOS 12. Go to the downloads page here and select the version of ESXi you have and want to install/update.
Once you click on Get you'll be greeted with a download prompt. Click on Download then wait for the download to complete. Download times will vary based on your network speed.
Once the .iso is finally uploaded to the datastore, it's now time to prep our ESXi host with the ability to run macOS in a VM. The unlocker is written python that modifies the vmware-vmx file to allow macOS to boot. Without this unlocker, the machine simply doesn't work and is suck in a sad infinite boot loop.
This occurs because the darwin.iso doesn't exist in the directory "/usr/lib/vmware/isoimages." Which is fine as these are the iso images that shipped with this version of ESXi that I installed. According to the KB 2129825 we have a few options in resolving this. I'm going to simply go with the option to download the latest VMware tools for this specific OS.
A macOS 10.12.(x) iso doesn't exist. To install macOS 10.12 in a VM on your host you either have to use an existing macOS 10.12 installer app on your Mac or a share, download the macOS 10.12 installer app from the Apple App Store which requires the app to be listed in your purchase list or install it using the recovery partition.
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