Mac OS in a virtual machine

Question

virtual box

Good.
I need to use the Mac axis, but I don’t want to buy a MacBook at the moment.
Tell me from personal experience.
Is it possible to make a virtual machine with maxos if the base axis is Win7 and the processor is from AMD.

Answer 1

Have a look here: Installing Mac OS X Snow Leopard on a VMware Virtual Machine on Windows . I have not tried it myself (because I have a Mac Pro), but installing MacOS on a virtual machine is quite real.

Answer 2

According to the experience that I and my comrades had and have, it is better to use Hackintoshes than to install them in virtual machines (there are special assemblies that work with non-native hardware, although in some places the original distributions work quite nicely for themselves; before there were even special distributions for intel and amd).
This option is very good when a separate hard one (internal or external) is bought for Hackintosh, and the whole thing is put on it. Accordingly, when bios is loaded, we press the button for selecting the boot source, select our disk, boot and work.
There is an English-speaking community , where the guys will tell you about emerging issues and problems.

Answer 3

I have a Core 2 Duo P7570, 4GB Ram, base OS windows 7, guest OS - Lion 10.7.2, VMware 8. It slows down,
it's possible in Xcode, but not very nice.

Answer 4

If the percent supports VT, then the image will rise without problems. If there is no VT, you will have to suffer and look for a suitable image.

Answer 5

I ran it on such a config, though not a lion, but Snow Leopard. We need to look for a ready-made image for the VM, it’s better not to suffer with the installation yourself, it’s very hemorrhagic. It didn’t work for me for more than half an hour and crashed with an error, maybe due to a lack of RAM ...

Answer 6

look for images of ready-made virtual machines