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DMG using UltraISO if needed - I used Server as this is the only one that is licensed for use in VMware Fusion for Mac, the client can be used but I think there are extra steps to make it accept it, I haven't really looked into that as it's easier to use the server.Д¬hanging the guest OS in the VNM config file should let you install 10.5 Leopard rather than 10.6 Snow Leopard if you prefer, though I haven't tried this.

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ISO into the virtual machine and it should run as normal. Then make a new virtual machine using the VM definition file that is included in the package, load the retail Snow Leopard Server. r.zip.html - open a command window in the folder that you extract them to, and run 'setup.cmd install' (this just adds the VMware Tools package for OS X from VMware Fusion for Mac, and signs it so that VMware recognises it as valid, it doesn't change your VMware otherwise).

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Just install and activate VMware Workstation 7 *you can download it from the VMware website) if you don't already have it, then download these files. Leonbollerup wrote:can you put together a guide on howto get it running good in vmware for windows ? Oh well, time to work on a better Leopard VM image. Xelabo's VMware image is still slow on VMware 7 (PROTIP: Never give it more than 1 processor, lest you run the risk of a kernel panic at boot.), to add to that, it still runs at 1024x768x32. I can't give an answer much more technical than that because to be honest I'm not entirely sure of the specifics behind it all, but I think it's a problem for numerous guest OSs, it's just more apparent in OSX. That's not officially supported, but it does the job well enough to not feel like you're running it in QEMU on a 486, so if you have no other option then it'll do the trick, it even throws out OSX-specific error messages when things go wrong. Saying that, VMWare's latest round of versions are capable of throwing OSX around pretty swiftly, it's an officially supported guest OS, and as a side effect of Fusion's guest OS support (with a little vmx editing) VMWare Workstation 7 and VMWare Player 3 works reasonably well too.

Since OSX is quite graphically heavy, I'm sure that certainly doesn't help. It seems to be the case that any semi-modern OS has performance issues in VMWare unless VMWare Tools are installed, most likely because without them, the OS is trying to work without appropriate drivers. Leonbollerup wrote:Anyone know why vmware is so slow at emulating leopard ? * Allows high resolution colour display with custom driver. Note 2: Virtual machine tools are not available for NEXTSTEP or OpenSTEP for any virtualisation product. Newer, more compatible or alternative platform emulator builds may be available elsewhere. Note: Links are to official sites where possible. MacOS X 10.5 to 10.5.8: Cannot currently be emulated. MacOS X 10.0 to 10.0.4: Cannot currently be emulated. MacOS X DP1 to Public Beta: Cannot currently be emulated. MacOS X Server 1.0: Cannot currently be emulated. Rhapsody: Bochs *, QEMU *, VirtualPC, VMWare *. OpenSTEP: Bochs *, QEMU *, VirtualPC, VMWare *. NEXTSTEP: Bochs *, QEMU *, VirtualPC, VMWare *.

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