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You can specify the kernel in the tag:. Andrei Ostanin’s blog post mentions that the kernel can be replaced by the Chimera bootloader. kholia’s OSX-KVM project seems to use something slightly different called “enoch” (a fork of Chameleon?). (but check his page for a newer version). Gabriel provides a pre-built binary we can use. Unfortunately it can only be built on an OS X machine with Xcode, so we will need to use a pre-built binary. Since it’s absent on the new page, I assume its functionality has been folded into the patched BIOS, however I haven’t been able to get to work at all. CYBER SHADOW PACIFIST MAC OS
Gabriel Somlo’s old page says that it’s needed “to bridge the gap between SeaBIOS and the Apple EFI BIOS expected by Mac OS X”.A custom kernel seems to be necessary to be able to boot OS X.
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The default QEMU BIOS (SeaBios) seems to work fine for OS X 10.4 (aside the necessary DSDT patch mentioned above). 
After which it goes to the UEFI Interactive Shell ( screenshot) and hangs apparently indefinitely.
the VM sits at the TianoCore logo for about 1 minute. Attempting to build and use the firmware as directed results in:. Gabriel Somlo’s page recommends using a custom UEFI firmware, however this wasn’t necessary (and in fact did not work) with OS X 10.4. QEMU command line: -cpu Penryn,vendor=GenuineIntel. Note that libvirt automatically expands q35 to pc-q35-2.8 (the latest version of that machine). All sources say that you must use the QEMU q35 machine, and not the default i440FX. Not all QEMU settings map to libvirt XML settings, so raw QEMU command lines have to be used. I wanted to set it up in libvirt, so that it worked like my other VMs. Most of the examples online use raw QEMU command lines. (it was probably inside the installed content… thus it’s probably better to patch them all). Patching just the first occurrence did not cause the error message to go away. On my MyMacBook-disk1.iso, there were three occurrences. iso file, and patch the very next return false to return true An easier way is to use a hex editor to search for hwbeSupportedMachines in the. CYBER SHADOW PACIFIST UPDATE
Check blacklist ( badMachines) and update whitelist ( hwbeSupportedMachines). Edit /System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg/Contents/OSInstall.dist. The proper way to patch out this check seems to be:. “0,1” is probably the hardware version OSLT. “DSDT” is “Differentiated System Description Table”. For me, the value when running in QEMU with the default BIOS was “BXPCDSDT0,1”. This value can be viewed by running sysctl hw.model or in the System Profiler app (from the OS X installer live CD). DSDT is “Differentiated System Description Table” and seems to be embedded in the BIOS firmware. CYBER SHADOW PACIFIST SOFTWARE
If the DSDT doesn’t match, the installer will show the error message “This software cannot be installed on this computer”. The check seems to be done by a bit of JS code. The check is to make sure that the OEM disks are only used for the hardware that they came with. The installer app will check the DSDT values. Patch installation medium to support installation on any system. When ripping /dev/sr0 with dd, my disks have the MD5 sums:. I had the OS X 10.4 (Tiger) OEM installation disks that came with my MacBook1,1. I need an instance of OS X mainly to build OS X binaries of some of my open-source software. Journal Media does not control and is not responsible for the content of external websites.Setting up OS X from scratch (on libvirt/QEMU/KVM) Motivation Users are reminded that they are fully responsible for their own created content and their own posts, comments and submissions and fully and effectively warrant and indemnify Journal Media in relation to such content and their ability to make such content, posts, comments and submissions available. Journal Media does not control and is not responsible for user created content, posts, comments, submissions or preferences. Wire service provided by Associated Press. 
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