Make sure you change 101.conf with your actual VM id. So I will need to edit the file /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf. We are going to add some arguments to the VM config file. Click Finish if you are satisfied with all the settings. Choose the VMware vmxnet3 on the network model.įinally, your new vm summary. Disable the ballooning feature.įinal step is to configure the network. I would recommend to assign more than 8 GB or RAM to the vm. On the CPU tab, assign the number of cores and choose Penryn on the CPU type. Don’t forget to enable SSD emulation feature and choose Write back (unsafe) on the Cache settings. And choose Other on the Guest OS type.Ĭhoose OVMF (UEFI) on the BIOS type, and then make sure you enable the Add EFI Disk and choose the storage.
#BOOT LOADER FOR MAC SIERRA ISO#
Next, choose the macOS Catalina installer ISO file. We will edit the config file for this VM ID later. Login to Proxmox web UI and create a new VM. Follow the steps shown in the following screenshots. Now create a new virtual machine via Proxmox web UI. Take note of that string because we will need it later. And then change into the same directory as that file and run these commands. First, copy the first C code-block on this page and save it as smc_read.c.
You will need a real Mac or a Hackintosh to do this. This OSK key will make our hardware recognized as a real Mac by Catalina. It should looks like this on your Proxmox web dashboard.Īs you can see, I have three ISO’s.
:no_upscale()/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/20051583/vmware_fusion.jpg "boot loader for mac sierra")
So now, you already have the macOS Catalina ISO installer and OpenCore ISO boot loader uploaded to the Proxmox. Extract the file and you should have an iso file called OpenCore.iso. So visit this page, and download the file file. Thanks to the genius guy who provide the OpenCore for the Proxmox Hackintosh build. We are going to use the OpenCore boot loader on this build.
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