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Yes. Yes. You can edit the OPENCORE volume as I showed you how to do earlier and open the OC Auxiliary Tools, accessing Kernel, then the Patch tab, under Replace, there are those first 4 lines in hexa B9 XX ... and BA XX ... where XX is the number of cores you're going to use in VMWare.

Yes, I did that earlier too. But it was good of you to comment.

Excellent News !!! I use OC Auxiliary Tools to edit and configure the opencore config.plist file. https://github.com/ic005k/OCAuxiliaryTools/releases You can use this tool to edit this file and configure new SIM Bios and use another one for your virtual machine: Editing SMBIOS...

Hi HKPhysicist. in vmware I have set this default video configuration: Never choose OPENCORE. It's only for automatic booting when you start the machine. If you're installing for the first time, quickly tap the screen as soon as the icons appear and choose Install macOS Sonoma if you've...

When I first got macOS, I had this problem with a white background (wallpaper) in the system background. But you have to go into the macOS settings and click on Wallpaper and then deactivate the Show as screen saver option. Then choose a wallpaper you like.

As promised I made a tutorial here: https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/mac-os-install-on-amd-ryzen-vmware-opencore.4696/

*** First of all, don't make any changes to the vmware .vmx file. It is recommended that you create a new virtual machine from scratch so that it recreates this file by default and without any changes. *** Use VMWare Workstation Pro version at the link provided in the tutorial. (If you install...

I'm working on a VMWare Sonoma 14.0 Final project running on Windows on an AMD Ryzen 5800X3D. It's already working, but I'm testing and If you are interested I will post here on the forum soon how to proceed. This version works on AMD is using opencore to boot in VMWare.