S slegge Member Dec 24, 2006 #1 (reposted this message to the "General Questions" forum) Hi all, I'm a very happy Parallels user -- would really like it if I could create a clean image of Mac OS X and run it within Parallels. Is this possible? Stephen Last edited: Dec 24, 2006
(reposted this message to the "General Questions" forum) Hi all, I'm a very happy Parallels user -- would really like it if I could create a clean image of Mac OS X and run it within Parallels. Is this possible? Stephen
P palter Hunter Dec 24, 2006 #2 slegge said: (reposted this message to the "General Questions" forum) Hi all, I'm a very happy Parallels user -- would really like it if I could create a clean image of Mac OS X and run it within Parallels. Is this possible? Stephen Click to expand... And just to answer it again. No. Don't even try.
slegge said: (reposted this message to the "General Questions" forum) Hi all, I'm a very happy Parallels user -- would really like it if I could create a clean image of Mac OS X and run it within Parallels. Is this possible? Stephen Click to expand... And just to answer it again. No. Don't even try.
P pfloydn Member Dec 24, 2006 #3 Really? Why not? I'd think it'd be the easiest VM to run on a Macbook...
J joem Forum Maven Dec 25, 2006 #4 Apple won't allow it, so Parallels won't. OSX has to run directly on the hardware, because Apple designed it that way. Several critical parts of the system are encrypted and won't decrypt unless it's running in bare hardware. Give it up.
Apple won't allow it, so Parallels won't. OSX has to run directly on the hardware, because Apple designed it that way. Several critical parts of the system are encrypted and won't decrypt unless it's running in bare hardware. Give it up.
