Due to the nature of the VM you will not have graphics acceleration and you will have graphic glitches. Also you may or not have USB working and no sound. If you need USB and sound then you need to move to a full installation of High Sierra AMD.
This works with VMware Player 14, a free download from VMware, you can get it here:Code: Select all
Download Links
https://my.vmware.com/en/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_workstation_player/14_0
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VMDK https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vffD6q_fr-AAUYQ_DX3DLR-aLCnMsZkg/view?usp=sharing
Note: Using VMWare Player 14 you can set:
The new VMWare tools from a good poster zzmadd is attached to the bottom of this post:Code: Select all
at the end of your .vmx file to make it work with Ryzen Processors thanks very much felipepinho. [/size] cpuid.1.eax = "0000:0000:0000:0001:0000:0110:1010:0101"
Once the VM boots:
Setup starts immediately on OS load, first is to select your language and click continue like so:

Next is selecting your keyboard, select your keyboard and click Continue.
Next it will ask you if you want to transfer information to your mac, just select No like so:

Next it will ask you if you want to sign in to iCloud, select No:

Next it will ask you to Agree to the Terms of Service:

Next is to setup you account, enter your information and click Continue:

Next it will ask you if you want to use Express Setup, click on Customize Settings:

Next it will ask you if you want to enable Location Services, click Continue like so:

Next it will ask you to setup your your Time Zone, click on the map where you are and click Continue:

Finally it will ask if you want to participate in Apple Analytics, uncheck them and click Continue:

Once the OS loads to the desktop you want to go to Finder from the menu and click on Finder Preferences. Once Preferences loads check the Show Hard Drives box and you'll see your hard drives appear on the right of the screen.
Changing Resolution once the VMware tools are installed
You need to enable root to run the vmware utility, here's how:
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https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204012
Then you need to add the following to your VMs VMX file at the bottom:
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svga.minVRAMSize = 8388608
Now you need to change the resolution and here's how:
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Open Terminal, then change directory by entering cd "/Library/Application Support/VMware Tools/", include the ""s because the directory names have spaces in them.
Now you need to enter SU and then enter the password you set for root.
Once you do that you enter: ./vmware-resolutionSet 1920 1080.
The 1920 is the height and the 1080 is the width. Set it to what you need.
You will not want to go full screen, in my testing full screen resets the resolution back to default.
Now shutdown and restart the VM to test your new resolution.
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