net nic, model = rtl8139 emulate the Realtek 8139 network card no-shutdown -no-reboot are necessary so that in case of an error the emulator window is 'frozen' and the error can be read Kvm -boot d -hda macos.disk -m 900 -net nic, model = rtl8139 -net tap -usb -no-reboot -no-shutdown -vga std -cpu core2duo -cdrom 10.5.7.iso If we are going to run Qemu not from root, you need to give other users read / write rights to the device / dev / kvm: Now we turn to shamanism with a virtual machine. Now we install Qemu with KVM support, and KVM itself Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) supportīuild, install, and reboot with the new kernel. Processor type and features-> Paravirtualized guest supportįurther, a new Virtualization option appears in the kernel configuration root Download sources, unpack, run make menuconfig: Moving on to configuration, you need to add KVM to the kernel. Assembly Mac OS X iATKOS v7 (Leopard 10.5.7) Intel Virtualization Technology capable processor (in my case it is Core2Duo E6400) KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) 88-r1 I decided to put Mac OS X in a Qemu virtual machine in Linux. My hardware is not the most suitable for any assemblies, and religion does not allow me to sit completely in this OS. Recently I needed to write in Objective C under Mac OS X.

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