I went back to 7.1.3 and nothing works. I did everything the same as before but it never gets to the Darth Vader screen anymore.

In this guide, we discuss the 10.6.4 version which can be upgraded to a certain level in VMWare on your Windows computer.

Obviously, we cant expect a good performance inside the VM, but overall it will be a good experience to learn and test macOS on Windows computer.

Leopard On Vmware Player Mac OS X VM

You need to prepare the installation medium on a real Mac computer (or in a working Mac OS X VM), setup the proper boot loader, patch the software, and modify the VMX configuration file.

To avoid these all steps, we can use the preinstalled image as shown in this guide.

Sound, Network and Screen resolution working fine in this image.

If Mac OS stuck with any kernel errors, then change processor core to 1.

Do not change any more settings in virtualization engine under processors.

Im sure you will get Snow Leopard desktop without any problems.

Do not worry about the language you see on the screen.

Follow the steps below to change the language inside the virtual machine.

Leopard On Vmware Player Password To Reset

You can use this 123 password to reset a new password for root.

I had to mount the external hard disk in disk utility to make it work.

The best part is, if you change the VMware Player screen size, Snow Leopard screen size also changes according it to fit the screen.

If it doesnt work for you, go to the extracted folder (from the download) and locate the SVP folder.

I downloaded 10.6.4 combo updates from Apple site and updated successfully.

Im sure this will work on the all latest Intel processors as long as hardware virtualization (VT) support available.

If you are using it on VMware workstation, you will be able to take snapshots.

That will be helpful to revert back the VM state if anything goes wrong.

We have published a new guide on using macOS Bug Sur on VMware.

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For example, 10.6.4 runs flawlessy on my pc but updating to 10.6.8 gets me a string of errors.

Oh well.

I renamed the darwin ISO to darwinsnowlegacy.ISO.

I edited my settings in the VM on the CD rom it was set to use physical drive.

I changed the drive to load image, pointed to the Darwin image, and the machine now works.

It works perfectly.

No problems installing, sound worked out-the-box, all I can say is: Fantastic.

I went back to 7.1.3 and nothing works.

I did everything the same as before but it never gets to the Darth Vader screen anymore.

Mac Os X Leopard On Vmware Player