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# Push-button installer of macOS on VirtualBox
# (c) myspaghetti, licensed under GPL2.0 or higher
# url: https://github.com/myspaghetti/macos-guest-virtualbox
# version 0.90.8
# version 0.90.9
# Dependencies: bash coreutils gzip unzip wget xxd dmg2img
# Supported versions:
@@ -765,7 +765,10 @@ if [[ -n $(
) ]]; then
echo "Could not attach \"${macOS_release_name}_Installation_files.viso\". Exiting."; exit
fi
echo "Starting virtual machine ${vm_name}. This should take a couple of minutes."
echo "Starting virtual machine \"${vm_name}\".
This should take a couple of minutes. If booting fails, check that VirtualBox
uses the VT-x/AMD-V paravirtualization interface, or see the documentation for
information on applying different CPU profiles."
( VBoxManage startvm "${vm_name}" >/dev/null 2>&1 )
echo "While the script is running, please do not interact with the virtual machine."
[[ -z "${kscd}" ]] && declare_scancode_dict
@@ -1030,18 +1033,18 @@ apps that authenticate the device with Apple.
These are the variables that are required for iMessage connectivity:
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemFamily # Model name${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemProduct # Model identifier${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemSerial # System serial number${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemUuid # Hardware UUID${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiOEMVBoxVer # Apple ROM info (major version)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiOEMVBoxRev # Apple ROM info (revision)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBIOSVersion # Boot ROM version${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBoardProduct # Main Logic Board identifier${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBoardSerial # Main Logic Board serial (EFI)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}MLB # Main Logic Board serial (NVRAM)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}ROM # ROM identifier (NVRAM)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}SYSTEM_UUID # System identifier (NVRAM)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemFamily # Model name${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemProduct # Model identifier${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemSerial # System serial number${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiSystemUuid # Hardware UUID${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiOEMVBoxVer # Apple ROM info (major version)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiOEMVBoxRev # Apple ROM info (revision)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBIOSVersion # Boot ROM version${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBoardProduct # Main Logic Board identifier${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}DmiBoardSerial # Main Logic Board serial (EFI)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}MLB # Main Logic Board serial (NVRAM)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}ROM # ROM identifier (NVRAM)${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}SYSTEM_UUID # System identifier (NVRAM)${default_color}
The comments at the top of the script specify how to view these variables
on a genuine Mac.
@@ -1069,10 +1072,10 @@ machine's storage through VirtualBox Manager or VBoxManage. Power up the VM
and boot macOS, then start Terminal and execute the following commands, making
sure to replace \"/Volumes/path/to/VISO/\" with the correct path:
${low_contrast_color}mkdir ESP${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}sudo su # this will prompt for a password${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}diskutil mount -mountPoint ESP disk0s1${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}cp -r /Volumes/path/to/VISO/ESP/* ESP/${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}mkdir ESP${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}sudo su # this will prompt for a password${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}diskutil mount -mountPoint ESP disk0s1${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}cp -r /Volumes/path/to/VISO/ESP/* ESP/${default_color}
After copying the files, boot into the EFI Internal Shell as desribed in the
section \"Applying the EFI and NVRAM parameters\".
@@ -1089,13 +1092,22 @@ the system APFS container to take up the available space.
${highlight_color}Primary display resolution${default_color}
The following command assigns the virtual machine primary display resolution:
${low_contrast_color}VBoxManage setextradata \"\${vm_name}\" \\${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}\"VBoxInternal2/EfiGraphicsResolution\" \"\${resolution}\"${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}VBoxManage setextradata \"\${vm_name}\" \\${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}\"VBoxInternal2/EfiGraphicsResolution\" \"\${resolution}\"${default_color}
The following primary display resolutions are supported by macOS on VirtualBox:
${low_contrast_color}5120x2880 2880x1800 2560x1600 2560x1440 1920x1200 1600x1200 1680x1050${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}1440x900 1280x800 1024x768 640x480${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}5120x2880 2880x1800 2560x1600 2560x1440 1920x1200 1600x1200 1680x1050${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}1440x900 1280x800 1024x768 640x480${default_color}
Secondary displays can have an arbitrary resolution.
${highlight_color}CPU profiles${default_color}
macOS does not supprort every CPU supported by VirtualBox. If the macOS Base
System does not boot, try applying different CPU profiles to the virtual
machine with the following command:
${low_contrast_color}VBoxManage modifyvm \"\${vm_name} --cpu-profile \"\${cpu_profile}\"${default_color}
Available CPU profiles:
${low_contrast_color}\"Intel Xeon X5482 3.20GHz\" \"Intel Core i7-2635QM\" \"Intel Core i7-3960X\"${default_color}
${low_contrast_color}\"Intel Core i5-3570\" \"Intel Core i7-5600U\" \"Intel Core i7-6700K\"${default_color}
${highlight_color}Unsupported features${default_color}
Developing and maintaining VirtualBox or macOS features is beyond the scope of
this script. Some features may behave unexpectedly, such as USB device support,