Well at least this fixes getting stuck at the Apple Logo. What type of setup did you have that this was a functional solution for you i3, vmware player. just change smc.present 'TRUE' to FALSE in your. In this tutorial I'm going to show how to install MAC OS X 10.8.3 Mountain Lion in Windows PC on VMware Workstation 9 (check video for build number. With this change, my OS X Lion booted up properly and there is no need to work with it in a saved state anymore. How to fix Mac Os X on vmware not booting. However, using instructions from this forum, I was able to change the CPU ID by modifying the VMX file and add the following line:

I am using VMware workstation, which does not have such an option to mask the CPU ID. If the two methods above didn’t enable you to resolve the CPU has been disabled by the guest operating system error, you either have a disk configuration problem or you recently performed an operation that corrupted your virtual machine. Method 3: Creating a new virtual machine. scroll to the bottom of the window on the Virtual Machine Default tab If this method was not successful, move down to the final method below. Just test it) If you have previously installed Unlocker > then completely delete it - VMware 15 doesn't need it anymore. edit the VM settings with the VM powered off Just some tips on Installing macOS on VMware Just to save you some headaches: Use VMware Workstation Pro 15.0.0 or 15.1, or anything in-between (I used 15.0.3 and it worked, some also say it worked on 15.1 and 15.0.0. Following a Google search of the root device uuid message, I found this blog which describes a similar problem and the solution for VMware ESXi by editing the CPU ID: CPU has been disabled by the guest operating system I'm trying installing a KUbuntu VM on vmware.

Recently I had some free time and determined to solve the problem completely. Find cpuid in the file 'Mac OS X Lion.vmx*' and add above line after that statement like

Mac os vmware cpu has been disabled