Mac OS install on AMD Ryzen/INTEL (VMWare) Opencore - Improved Performance - Works with Tahoe / Sequoia / Sonoma / etc
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hi so i was away and my brother got in my account and he loves to annoy people so the last few posts wasnt me
The Over The Air (OTA) Apple software update 5Gb download usually doesn’t work. A full 17Gb+ download is usually required for Tahoe on a Hack.
As I mentioned before, I am using Tahoe.iso from 9 download links in this article.
https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/m...works-with-sequoia-sonoma-etc.4696/post-41807
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You can have multiple VM’s running if your system is powerful enough to do so. However, a laptop might not be the best choice for such a setup.
If you have an 8-core CPU, then setting 4-cores to each VM may not be wise. You may need to manually edit the OC vmdk to only use 2 or 3-cores per VM, so you leave sufficient processing power for the Host OS. Plus you need to have sufficient memory available for the VM’s and host OS.
If you have an 8-core CPU, then setting 4-cores to each VM may not be wise. You may need to manually edit the OC vmdk to only use 2 or 3-cores per VM, so you leave sufficient processing power for the Host OS. Plus you need to have sufficient memory available for the VM’s and host OS.
I would say that is an under powered 15W CPU, that has 4-cores and 8-threads.
Splitting it to support 3 x OS’s isn’t going to be a good idea. Running the Host and 1 x VM will probably be its limit. But I wouldn’t expect to be able to work in both at the same time, not without some extensive spinning beach ball stalls as processes are underway.
Splitting it to support 3 x OS’s isn’t going to be a good idea. Running the Host and 1 x VM will probably be its limit. But I wouldn’t expect to be able to work in both at the same time, not without some extensive spinning beach ball stalls as processes are underway.
have you heard of ryzen controller its for overclocking amd laptops without flashing i usually use it to make ps2 emulation better i think it will work on vm and i meant multiple mac os installs inside one vm
No. I have not heard of the AMD Ryzen Controller software, but that is probably because it isn’t something I need.
No, you won’t be able to run multiple macOS instances within a single VM. The usual trick is to install multiple VM’s on the Host system each running a single guest OS. So sufficient capacity to handle the load is required on the host machine.
No, you won’t be able to run multiple macOS instances within a single VM. The usual trick is to install multiple VM’s on the Host system each running a single guest OS. So sufficient capacity to handle the load is required on the host machine.