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#### Revision: 2012-06-06 |
### Overview |
Don't be a leech. Swagger over to the Apple Store and pony up ~$30 for the |
retail Mac OS X Snow Leopard install DVD. Don't whine, just do it. |
There are a number of blog posts dealing with installing either Snow Leopard or |
Lion in VirtualBox. None of them worked for my Win7 Ultimate 32bit Dell Studio |
15 system with a paltry 4GB. Yes, I've been holding out a new Ivy Bridge system |
to replace my long-in-the-tooth spelunking laptop. |
What eventually worked was the basic install recipe from this post |
http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/02/snow-leopard-virtualbox.html |
combined with the following configuration tweaks. The pixie dust seems to have |
been to select the right kernel boot flags (aka cheat codes?) when switching from |
using iBoot to trying to boot the Snow Leopard install DVD. My system constantly |
hung trying to find the 'root' (root FS or PCI root?) before the incantation |
worked its magic. |
### VM Configuration |
* Ensure system BIOS enables hardware virtualization support |
* VirtualBox 4.1.16 |
* New 30GB VDI HDD, dynamically allocated |
* New VM named `OSX`: Operating System=Mac OS X, Version=Mac OS X Server |
* System: Base Memory=1536MB, Chipset=IC9, Enable IO APIC, CD/DVD 1st in Boot Order, 1 CPU |
Enable PAE/NX, Enable VT-x/AMD V and Nested Paging Hardware Virtualization Acceleration |
Enable absolute pointing device |
* Video: Memory=128MB, Enable 3D Acceleration |
* Storage: IDE Controller=ICH6, CD/DVD Drive=IDE Secondary Master |
SATA Controller=AHCI 1 Port with VDI attached |
* Network: no change to NAT'd default |
### Install |
* Buy the retail Snow Leopard install DVD for $29.99 from the Apple Store |
* Download iBoot 3.3.0 and MultiBeast 3.10.1 from http://www.tonymacx86.com/ |
* Attach the iBoot ISO to the VM's CD/DVD drive |
* Start the VM |
* Detach iBoot and attach Snow Leopard DVD (or ISO built from ImgBurn) |
* Press F5, and start typing to enter boot flags `PCIRootUID=0 -v -x`. |
* Press Enter and install Snow Leopard |
* Boot fresh with iBoot, press F5, and press Enter to boot Snow Leopard |
* Download MultiBeast and install EasyBeast + SystemUtilities |
* Increase the VM screen size |
* Copy `/Extra/org.Chameleon.boot.plist` to the Desktop |
* Edit copy to add |
<key>Graphics Mode</key> |
<string>1280x1024x32</string> |
* Move the copy from Destop to Extra, overwriting the original |
* The blog post suggested make a VM snapshot, but I chose to `vboxmanage clonehd <orig.vdi> <clone.vdi>` and not |
deal with VB's disk differencing awesomeness |
### Install Snow Leopard Updates |
* Install Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update Combo v1.1 -> http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399 |
* Install Nawcom 10.6.8 legacy kernel; search for it. |
* Reboot and start using your new Snow Leopard VM for good |
* Can add additional boot options to `/Extra/org.Chameleon.boot.plist` using |
<key>Kernel Flags</key> |
<string>...</string> |
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commented Jun 6, 2012
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