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10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
Tried generic 10.4.6 and 10.4.6 from my MacBook Pro and they don't boot after installation. First doesn't boot at all, second starts and crashes. What version of 10.4 you tried in your installation?
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
I tried it with a Mac OS X 10.4.10 Mac Mini install DVD, and everything worked well. Could it maybe be that some older versions are incompatible with Fusion? I don't know...
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
I've also had the same issue with this and 10.4.6. I tried this same method for 10.5 and both have a kernel panic [crash] and only get as far as the grey apple logo.
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
I tried the hint also with a Mac OS X 10.5 retail DVD, and that too worked without problems. Maybe it could be that there's something wrong with your Fusion installation...? Personally, I have sometimes fixed problems simply by reinstalling Fusion.
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
From my experience, most recent machines require something newer than 10.4.6; my MBP 10.4.8 disks worked fine...
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
Similar issues here. Tried a generic 10.4 disk and the specific for the Mac i've tested on.
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
There are no generic Intel-Tiger discs (they never got sold through retail). So you probably used a PPC disk, which obviously won't work. |
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