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Hello, I am trying to install mac OS X on Hyper-V with Windows 10 Host. Can it be done? Does Hyper-V Manager have an unlocker? Should I use an ISO? I am a member of Apple's Beta Software Program and I would like to use my macOS Sierra on a VM. I know you can do it on VMware and Virtual Box but I havent found anything on Hyper-V. Can anyone help? Please respond. Thanks

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There is a possibility now use Hyper-V on Windows 10 using OpenCore. I tried a couple of ideas but did not go far enough. Any ideas are welcome. not sure how to use OpenCore to boot Hyver-V. Here is the link to Hyver-V kext https://github.com/acidanthera/MacHyperVSupport

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On 6/19/2021 at 5:20 AM, punjabigator said:

There is a possibility now use Hyper-V on Windows 10 using OpenCore. I tried a couple of ideas but did not go far enough. Any ideas are welcome. not sure how to use OpenCore to boot Hyver-V. Here is the link to Hyver-V kext https://github.com/acidanthera/MacHyperVSupport

You realize this thread is FOUR years old, yes? :) 

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Sadly failed miserably. First I had same error that I described in another thread : Start Image Failed - Aborted

 

Went through all the possible "suggestions". None made any difference.

 

It will need somebody more experienced to get it going

 

 

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Then re-created installer.vhdx (a bit confusing process: on Mac create USB installer from Catalina.app, use SuperDuper to create image from USB (Diskutil cannot do it, it seems), use Diskutil to convert the .dmg to read-write dmg, then do the required qemu-img convert -f raw -O vhdx Installer.dmg Installer.vhdx)

Add EFI folder to EFI partition and now I get stuck on

 

 

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I've seen it work using Acidanthera's MacHyperVSupport. It's generally a pretty barebones setup. Just need VirtualSMC.kext and MacHyperVSupport.kext. There are some additional info given under the readme for that kext as well.
If your on an AMD host though, it requires the AMD patches plus an additional one, since a lot of the CPUID info is passed through from the host.

I haven't quite managed it on my AMD system yet. Recovery boots fine, but all my internet recovery installs fail at varying points so it's kinda confusing where it's failing on my end.

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On 8/9/2022 at 2:33 AM, marvelloard said:

Does anyone know how this is supposed to work?
https://github.com/acidanthera/MacHyperVSupport

A video outlining the process would be nice. 
I can get a macOS vhdx image but don’t know how to apply those patches.

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I've gotten it working on my desktop. Some things to keep in mind:
1) Some of the SSDTs have ACPI patches - make sure to read the headers on these before compiling.
2) AMD desktops require an extra patch in addition to many of the other normal AMD-OSX patches.

3) MacHyperVSupportMonterey replaces MacHyperVSupport on newer versions of macOS.

 

I went the internet recovery route. I used disk management to create a VHD which was about ~1GB big. It contains the EFI and the internet recovery base system image under com.apple.boot.recovery. I also added another VHD to the VM to actually install macOS onto. Big Sur had some issues with this approach, but Monterey works fine. Make sure you apply the ACPI patches for any SSDTs you use in the repo!

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