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Localhost: vmware$./system.shVMware7,1VMWVk21tM5F4+1Uty1UOSqjAQ440BX Desktop Reference PlatformLet's swap these out for some genuine looking Apple settings.Firstly, you need to have a running OS X guest and a copy of Chameleon Wizard to generate the relevant IDs. I also suggest you take a snapshot first just in case you make a mistake.Step 1 - Create unique identifiersFire up your OS X guest and run the downloaded copy of Chameleon Wizard in the guest. We are not going to be using the Chameleon boot loader just using the wizard's capability to generate various identifiers such as serial number and board-id.Click on the SMBIOS buttonSelect EditSelect a model and other parameters to generate a spoof ID.In this example I have created a MacBook Pro 6.1 with a re-manufactured serial number. Please do not re-use these but generate your own to make sure everything you do is unique. The 3 pieces of information you need to copy to the host are:.
Product Name. Board Product. SerialNow close down the guest ready for the next step.2. Edit the VMX fileOpen the VMX file for your guest in a text editor and add the following lines. Board-id.reflectHost = 'FALSE'board-id = 'MAC-F22589C8'hw.model.reflectHost = 'FALSE'hw.model = 'MacBookPro6,2'serialNumber.reflectHost = 'FALSE'serialNumber = 'RM129481AGW'smbios.reflectHost = 'FALSE'Make sure you do not have any duplicate lines or VMware will not load the guest and give you a dictionary error message. The 'board-id.reflectHost ' is normally added from the new VM wizard and set to trye so make sure you set it to false.Save the VMX file start the guest.Step 3 Check the systemYou should now be able to use the 'System Information' application to see that the guest is using the product and serial number you specified. Hardware Overview:Model Name: MacBook ProModel Identifier: MacBookPro6,2Processor Speed: 2.53 GHzNumber of Processors: 2Total Number of Cores: 2L2 Cache (per Processor): 256 KBL3 Cache (per Processor): 12 MBMemory: 4 GBBoot ROM Version: VMW71.00V.0.B723SMC Version (system): 1.16f8Serial Number (system): RM129481AGWHardware UUID: 000-1000-8000-000C292AA301Attached is a small script file which can be run from Terminal to get all 3 parameters.
To use copy to the guest rename to system.sh and make executable with chmod. Here is the output from the script showing the specified IDs. I think if we can manually patch the VM Ethernet IDs network values to spoof a Mac's 'Ethernet' device to apple, such as ZackehSoul method:Along with this vmx patching by Donk we can achieve iMessage use in VMware while still preserving the stock VMware EFI and no longer breaking any of the machines features and stability.EDIT: If anyone has any knowledge of kext writing, there could be some sort of Ethernet 'injector' written that resolves the Ethernet information to apple permitted hardware.Actually it looks like the Platform-UUID not mac addresses. I have tested a ML guest on Fusion 6 on a real Macbook Pro and it doesn't work there either, and also people with same problem on VMware forums. I think we need to find a way to update the UUID in NVRAM.
I know the VMX file has 2 lines that set the UUID, they are: uuid.bios and uuid.location. They are both hex values and there is an algorithm VMware uses to generate the machine UUID from these.They both seem to contribute to how the UUID of the machine is derived, I know when you move a machine it asks whether you want it to keep the same UUID or generate a new one. We might be able to play with these lines and see if this changes the UUID in NVRAM, I will check when I get home, but you are talking about the UUID in system profiler right? I think if you set uuid.location = ' (it might use the actual machines UUID), would you be able to verify this on your Mac Book Pro?EDIT: Maybe this can be fixed with a patch to the PlatformUUID.kext, to inject the correct UUID from the machine.
Anyone have any knowledge with Kexts in order to write this? There used to be some for snow leopard but I doubt they inject the values in mountain lion, I think superhai wrote those. So added SMBIOS.use12CharSerialNumber = 'TRUE'Removed line serialNumber = 'RM129481AGW'I see it generated a serial number.Tried iMessage but still not signing inNow what?Yes, you' re right. I thought it would work because the results of osx-system.sh within the Guest were the same as on my Real Mac but I hadn' t verified iMessage. I used the identification of my Real MBP (along with the Serial Number, the hardware type, etc.) and it' s still not signing in. (although it seems to take longer to verify that information).Kind regards. Only just had time to do this, but clean Mavericks install on Fusion 6 Pro, on a real Macbook Pro allows iMessage to work.
So now need to take that VM to a Workstation machine and see if I can find what is different. Will probably use DarwinDumper to get a complete snapshot of all hardware information, and compare between the 2 platforms.Hi Donk, where you able to verify the same machine on Workstation? I wonder if it is something to do with the vmware injected hardware values from the local machine. Is there any way to use this to basically trick a program that wont run in an OSX virtual machine to actually run in it.Basically i have this software that somehow detects that im running osx in vmware.From the log i have it seems to check the ROMBootVersion, SCM version and the rombootversion shows up as VMF.xxxxx which is the VMware software version.I also have not installed the parallels tools yet so i know its not seeing that. I think it is checking the hardware profile and since it doesnt know the processor type, memory, ect it fails.Is there any way i can monitor the startup of the app to see what it called for in the system for checks. Is there a way i can spoof my entire real rMBPThanks! Only just had time to do this, but clean Mavericks install on Fusion 6 Pro, on a real Macbook Pro allows iMessage to work.
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So now need to take that VM to a Workstation machine and see if I can find what is different. Will probably use DarwinDumper to get a complete snapshot of all hardware information, and compare between the 2 platforms.Donk, could you please specify on which condition (virtual hw ver, vmx option,)I am currently running on Mac with Fusion but I was unable to get iMessage workingThnx. Hi,I've just upgraded to OSX Catalina from Mojave on my VMWare Workstation 15.5, running on Windows 10.The Sidecar feature is there, and after connecting my iPad Pro 12.9' 2018 running iPadOS 13.1.2 via USB cable, it is recognized as a display device in the Sidecar preferences.However, when I enable it, the Sidecar screen on the iPad is completely black / blank.
I can't send anything over, and if I mouse over the green + on an app window (i.e. Safari) to move it to the iPad, nothing happens and the screen remains blank. The sidebar will only appear after I turn it off and on again at Catalina's Sidecar preferences. The buttons there actually work. For example, if I move Safari over to iPad, the screen is blank, but if I activate the on-screen virtual keyboard and type there, the text actually goes to the Safari's search bar (the Safari still appears on the desktop).Is this a compatibility issue with VMWare, where Catalina can't properly recognize the second screen?
I've tried changing host VM settings too, i.e. To 'host setting' or 2 monitors, enable / disable 3D acceleration, nothing works. The iPad is definitely correctly connected, as I can browse / backup its data at the Finder.Can anyone please advice on how to enable Sidecar properly in VMWare? Thank you.Below is a screenshot of how it looks like on my iPad:. Bear with me please, the vmware site is almost hopeless, so I ran across insanelymac. So, I have a fairly high end laptop that has enabled me to push much of my development environment into virtual machines. One of these VMs was a macOS High Sierra install.
As a developer, I always have an interest in learning new things, and some of my co-workers are Apple advocates. Plus, there was some s/w I wanted to try that would only work on the mac.
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Using unlocker, etc, I was easily able to create a Mac workstation (what the hell do you call this - mac, macos, apple, mac VM? Lol, I don't have the lingo down right.).
I've been using it for the last 4 months.Then came the VM Workstation 14.1.6 update. It kept nagging at me, so I finally allowed it to install.
Brain fart on my part, I should have backed up all of my virtual machines. All the Windows VMs came through fine, but the Mac is stuck in a perpetual re-boot cycle.
I'm sure this is a vmware issue, but I was hoping maybe a reader has seen this before and has some ideas. I've gone through the vmware logs until my eyes bleed - lots of interesting but useless information.regards,cg. How to spoof real Mac in VMware.
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