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Can you post your .vmx file for your virtual machine? Usually this is an incorrect setting of the cpu color number for the vmdk boot image file you are using.

In Windows using VMWare or Virtualbox it is not possible to use the host graphics card because none of them have made or are making drivers to allow this support. Mainly because the emulated hardware doesn't currently support many recent graphics features and there's no intention of doing so...

You can add more cpu core even if your processor is inferior, but the performance won't increase much. This percentage I tested on my cpu which has 8 physical core so I used the 16 core vmk file with vmware in 16 core and got an improvement of 5 to 10%.

I agree with you that Tahoe is incomplete and unfinished. I'm sure they'll still make a lot of changes and I hope that with these tests we'll be able to analyze if there's any evolution in the new versions of macOS Beta. I'll be reporting on the progress and if anyone knows anything new in this...

The same problem remains. I updated the Opencore and Kernel Patch to 25.99.99. I'm not sure, but I think that right after the Data & Privacy Screen, macOS Tahoe is trying to activate a 3D video acceleration mode that VMWare doesn't have and then macOS starts a controlled reboot process. In...

In tutorial .... I did a link update and alternative to Sequoia 15.5 named Link 2.

Dynamic wallpapers are not possible because QE/CI acceleration is not available in WMWare. But you can add simple ones with few colors that don't have animation. These are towards the end of the wallpaper list.

This is in Item 8 of the tutorial: In the vmware menu you can install VMWare Tools by clicking on "VM" and then "Update VMWare Tools". But first, you need to Eject any CD/DVD drive in macOS. Put bigger or equal resolution in VMWare Configuration that is using in vmware-resolutionSet 1600 1100

Normally vmware pro can read files of vmware player if you try open vmx file to avoid install again.

Why are you using VMWare Worstation Player ? In the tutorial the installation is with VMWare Worstation Pro. VMWare Player doesn't have that reliability for the Virtual Network Editor... I recommend switching to Workstation Pro so you can choose or try a network adapter that works as shown in...

Ok... excellent !!! You'll then need to do this procedure on your Windows machine to avoid the ACPI errors that appeared in your screenshot and improve the performance of your macOS a little. In order to correct the “errors” during start-up, which in spite of everything works.... and also to...

Try again cpuid.coresPerSocket = "16" numvcpus = "16" now working here I think this file have wrong cpu configuration

Im testing with vmdk that you're using...Appears have an issue. wait a moment

In this vmdk file that yout using try change: cpuid.coresPerSocket = "4" To: cpuid.coresPerSocket = "8" and: numvcpus = "4" To: numvcpus = "8"

What your host machine configuration (cpu) ? Can you post vmware setting in your virtual machine ? You are using a new virtual machine without any modification and using default configuration ?

Here's the Tahoe Beta iso. Tahoe.zip If anyone wants to help try to create the opencore boot file containing the .vmdk I tried the installation, it shows a black screen and then restarts after the installer shows the Data and Privacy screen.

yes. you're correct... I misspelled only here on the forum in both cases.

Do you have 4 adapters with the same name? If so, then for some reason you have installed more than once and not removed the previous ones. That's not normal. Did you try all four and it didn't work? For ethernet it works but I haven't tested it on Wifi yet.

There are reports that the usb port mapping on the Tahoe is not working, so don't try to use it.

Not yet. I have a loop reboot in the Tahoe installation that happens right after this screen on an AMD PC with VMWare: I changed the MaxKernel of the patch to 25.99 and with or without -lilobetaall the result doesn't change even when updating kexts. I'll test it on Intel later.