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--- network_protocol_programming_lab:2.2_macos_virtual_box [2020/03/27 09:52] – [Create a Virtual Machine of Mac OS X High Sierra using Virtual Box] rathke
+++ network_protocol_programming_lab:2.2_macos_virtual_box [2020/03/27 12:24] (current) – [Create a Virtual Machine of Mac OS X High Sierra using Virtual Box] rathke
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 <imgcaption 4 | Virtual Machine Creation>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_ram.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+You will now be asked, which hard disk you like to use. Choose creation of a new hard disk for the virtual machine (see Fig. 5) and proceed.
+<imgcaption 5 | Virtual Machine Hard Disk>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_disk.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+The type of the hard disk should be a VDI (Virtual Box Image). The size of the disk should be dynamically adjustable and at least 25 GByte.
+After creating the hard disk the creation of the virtual machine is finished. An overview window is shown in Fig. 6.
+<imgcaption 6 | Virtual Machine Overview>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_overview.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+The overview depicted in Fig.6 look different from your settings. Adjust the following parameters by freeing the **//modify//**-button at the top of the Window:
+  * Number of CPUs will be 2,
+  * Size of graphics memory will be 128 MByte,,
+  * If Enabled, disable the SSD option if the hard disk
+  * Disable the floppy disk drive,
+  * and disable sound.
+And most important choose for optical drive (SATA-Port 1) the //HighSierra.iso// file.
+Now, start the virtual machine. After some cryptical message shown in th escreen, the boot process of Mac OS X start (look at Fig. 7).
+<imgcaption 7 | Max OS X Boot>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_boot.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+At the end of the boot process the Mac OS X Installer launches as shown in Fig. 8.
+<imgcaption 8 | Max OS X Installer>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_installer.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+Now, open //Festplattendienstprogramm// (Disk Utility). A new window, shown in Fig. 9 opens. Choose "show all" in the Menu //Darstellung// and select //VBOX HARDDISK MEDIA//.
+<imgcaption 9 | Festplattendienstprogramm>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_diskutility.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+Asyou can see in Fig. 9, the disk ist not initialized. Press the **Löschen**-Button. A new window opens, as shown in Fig. 10.
+<imgcaption 10 | Erase Disk>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_erase_disk.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+Fill out needed parameters as shown in Fig 10. and quit //Festplattendienstprogramm//.
+Back in the main window (see Fig. 11) of the installer, //choose macOS installieren//.
+<imgcaption 11 | Installer Main Window>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_main.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+After license agreements and prompting for hard disk name, the installation process will start. It should be mentioned, that the installation will be cancelled with the error "installation program is corrupted. In this case try changing the computer date with the command
+<code bash>
+date 0308143015
+</code>
+using the Terminal app.
+But everything is fine, the installation will start (see Fig. 12).
+<imgcaption 11 | Mac OS X installation>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_installation.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+After the installation is completed, you will see the Mac OS X Desktop of High Sierra. It is a good advice to install now the //Virtual Box Guest Additions//. For this, you have to eject the installation image of High Sierra and to choose then Item //Insert Guest CD Image// of the //Device// menu. This menu is only visible after start of a virtual machine. After the image has been mounted, the Desktop is similar as shown in Fig. 12.
+<imgcaption 12 | Mac OS X installation>{{:network_protocol_programming_lab:HighSierra_guest.png?500%}}</imgcaption>
+Open and Install the package VBoxDarwinAdditions.pkg. After the installation is finished, you are ready to use Mac OS X High Sierra.
+Not go back to [[2_1_access_via_usb]] to continue connecting the BeagleBone Black to the USB interface.