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I had a client give me a meaty Mac laptop, and had no desire to carry two laptops. I imaged their install, and then formatted the machine, and ran their image i

I had a client give me a meaty Mac laptop, and had no desire to carry two laptops. I imaged their install, and then formatted the machine, and ran their image in a VM, and treated the underlying machine as my own. Worked well for a little while

loxias 8y ago
Cool! Glad it worked for you. (I'm mildly curious what the chipset was on the guest that MacOS was running in) But like, not curious enough that you should spend any effort to find out. Because I think one of the toughest parts was getting QEMU to make a machine macos would be happy with.
- psergeant 8y ago
  It was a Mac on a Mac, which I believe is also officially supported
  - loxias 8y ago
    Ahhh, yup that would do it! And to the best of my memory you're right on both counts.