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Virtualbox mac os x 10.11
Virtualbox mac os x 10.11







  1. #Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 iso#
  2. #Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 plus#
  3. #Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 zip#

#Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 plus#

I've tried 5.0.0, 5.0.2, 5.0.4, and 5.0.6 (as of this writing), plus several test builds in between. For every guest (9 of them), I have 4 network cards with HostOnly, Internal, NAT and Bridged.

virtualbox mac os x 10.11

I have every OSX guest from the early days that they moved to Intel (VBox cannot run 10.3 for example, it's PPC only), to the latest 10.11.1b. TVick wrote:Definitely appears to be a networking issue in version 5.ĭefinitely NOT. Attachments VBOX Config (2.62 KiB) Downloaded 113 times TVick Posts: 15 Joined: 8. Googling a bit for the smcInitHelper error looks like there is an issue with the host OS. Maybe there is a duplicate MAC address conflicting with another VM on the network? If I try and change the network adapter after the machine is configured (while it's powered off) and then try and restart it, it doesn't like that at all. I have a few VMs running on a 10.8.5 host and VirtualBox 5.0.4. On top of it, I have noticed issues with networking on other host OSes.

virtualbox mac os x 10.11

The OS installs ok, it reboots when it's done and then it just never works.

#Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 iso#

I load the 10.9 ISO image and boot the machine and it starts no problem. What I don't understand is that the installation works just fine. Once it crashed I put the ISO installer back in and restarted and it booted into the OS X installer no problem. The whole process from start to crash took over 40 minutes. Then it sits there for a while and finally.

virtualbox mac os x 10.11

The machine takes forever when it gets to "Waiting for DSMOS." I let it run and it was stuck there for 10+ minutes until it finally moved to the "SMC::smcInitHelper ERROR: MMIO regMap = NULL - fall back to old SMC mode" error. I didn't like that "Above 4GB Base RAM" message at the end.Īlright, I lowered the RAM to 2GB.

#Virtualbox mac os x 10.11 zip#

Could you disable all networking and see what happens? Also, could you zip and attach your "SEA-WS00.vbox"?Īnd finally (actually this should have been first), could you lower the memory allocated to the guest to 2GB. It seems like network traffic of some sort? I don't know. VBox.log wrote: Code: Select all Expand view Collapse view.









Virtualbox mac os x 10.11