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10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
I've managed to install Tiger 10.4.10 on a MacBook Pro 2.6 Ghz - well, sort of - using this hint. I used Tiger installer disks I talked Apple into selling me for the previous MBP model that came bundled with it - it took some doing to get these, because mine came with Leopard and wasn't designed to run Tiger. In any event, Tiger runs perfectfully when installed on and booted from a separate partition on my MBP. I used Carbon Copy Cloner to clone my Tiger partition to a new disk created in VMware Fusion 2.0.1. However, I can't boot from a shut down state, only resume from a snapshot. Over time I imagine this will lead to severe memory fragmentation. Does anyone have a fix for this?
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
How about connecting the image to a Leopard VM in Parallels? That should allow you to partition/format the virtual disk. |
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