#FINEPRINT MAC INSTALL#

vmdk can now be used to create a Custom VM'.Īt the first screen, instead of answering the question about the country, type shift-fn-F10 to bring up a Command prompt.Īt this point. I created a new virtual machine according to the steps in the Tech Preview Testing Guide, page 22, starting the steps after 'This. I downloaded that same VM and converted it to vmdk using: qemu-img convert -p -O vmdk Windows11_InsiderPreview_Client_ARM64_en-us_25158.VHDX Windows11_InsiderPreview_Client_ARM64_en-us_25158.vmdk

I have no idea what may have been done to it. If you find a problem running on Ventura I suggest you try it on Monterey to see if it exists there.Īs a matter of security, I do not trust any OS installer obtained from sources other than the manufacturer/distributor/author. You are asking for trouble - it's unlikely that even VMware had the chance to do any testing with it on Ventura before releasing it to us. My preference would be NOT to run this Fusion tech preview on pre-releases of Ventura. The utilities that uses to build the ISO on Linux are typically found in the repos of many Linux distributions. You can run the download/build from within a Linux VM.

#FINEPRINT MAC INSTALL#

If you can't install homebrew on Ventura, you can't easily get the open source apps needed by the scripts. They use open source applications which is why homebrew is needed to install them. The converters on macOS do not use Windows apps. It would not be surprising that homebrew does not yet support an pre-release, beta version of macOS.

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