Can MAC os X be installed on freenas KVM? It seems that Mac OS X can be installed on unraid. :)
bianjunyi Dabbler Joined Dec 24, 2016 Messages 13 Feb 20, 2017 #1 Can MAC os X be installed on freenas KVM? It seems that Mac OS X can be installed on unraid. :)
m0nkey_ MVP Joined Oct 27, 2015 Messages 2,739 Feb 20, 2017 #2 FreeNAS (or FreeBSD) uses Bhyve as the hypervisor, not KVM. It's unlikely OS X will run on Bhyve, but you're welcome to try.
FreeNAS (or FreeBSD) uses Bhyve as the hypervisor, not KVM. It's unlikely OS X will run on Bhyve, but you're welcome to try.
adrianwi Guru Joined Oct 15, 2013 Messages 1,231 Feb 20, 2017 #3 Post and update if you manage to get it working. I've tried, and failed, several times to get OSX to run in a VM.
Post and update if you manage to get it working. I've tried, and failed, several times to get OSX to run in a VM.
S snaptec Guru Joined Nov 30, 2015 Messages 502 Feb 20, 2017 #4 OS X runs in kvm and in VMware. Never tried in bhyve Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk
G GreyMatters Dabbler Joined Dec 17, 2016 Messages 12 Feb 22, 2017 #6 snaptec said: OS X runs in kvm and in VMware. Click to expand... So we could try virtualizing freenas under ESXi and hosting an osx instance also.
snaptec said: OS X runs in kvm and in VMware. Click to expand... So we could try virtualizing freenas under ESXi and hosting an osx instance also.
Mlovelace Guru Joined Aug 19, 2014 Messages 1,111 Feb 22, 2017 #7 GreyMatters said: So we could try virtualizing freenas under ESXi and hosting an osx instance also. Click to expand... Yes you can run OS X as a virtual machine in VMware, however you have to edit the ESXi local.sh file for OS X to boot. There is simple script that can be run posted in the insanely MAC forums. Search there for "unlocker"
GreyMatters said: So we could try virtualizing freenas under ESXi and hosting an osx instance also. Click to expand... Yes you can run OS X as a virtual machine in VMware, however you have to edit the ESXi local.sh file for OS X to boot. There is simple script that can be run posted in the insanely MAC forums. Search there for "unlocker"