Heres my VMX for macOS hosts: However, I would like to be able to use High Sierra from Windows 10 hosts (e.g.

Boot Camped on Apple hardware).

Im following a dozen online tutorials for this, and can work around most glitches like ensuring that.

However, I am not able to boot up the full macOS SetupAssistant installer.

From a Windows host, I just get boot looping between the Apple logo and the VMware logo.

Instead, the Apple loading screen loops back to VMware boot.

Rather than use a premade vmdk, Im using an ISO that I generated from Install macOS High Sierra.apps createinstallmedia tool.

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Its definitely one of our highest priorities at this point, and were very confident well be able to get things working as users would expect.

Folks need to remember that you dont get early access to the code - you get it the same day we do.

I expect it may take some weeks this time - this one has all the usual plumbing breaks, and whole new file system to deal with.

The pending demise of 32-bit app support has a longer term implication, and I suspect youll be picking up a lot of new customers when that happens.

Just wanted a general idea Looking forward to hearing a release date.

I was able to back out of the broken installation by restoring the snapshot prior to installation.

File system conversion VMWare 8.5.7 dont play nice together - yet.

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Safari works just fine with VMWare default settings though download speeds seem slow compared to Sierra - might just be the hotel internet connection.

Carbon Copy Cloner is in the same boat - having to reverse engineer things that Apple doesnt document well.

The latter is going to be critically important for me - no way am I updating to a new file system without a really good backup strategy in hand.

I upgraded my host machine and Fusion continues to run as expected.

But I had no issues upgrading an existing VM (and not converting to APFS obviously), and I also even managed to install a brand new one using the Install macOS High Sierra.app.

I wrote about how to install frash last year, and the fix is the same (replacing the.tool from the app bundle with the one from github) but a user has since sent a pull request (that Ive not yet merged with main) over here, and it works in my testing: Installing the new macOS 10.12 Sierra Developer Preview on VMware Fusion 8 mikeroySoft.com.

Sounds like theyve kept the changes to just the filesystem, at least so far.

Awesome that it works on the host, thats a bit of a surprise given all the graphics changes they talked about.

We havent had the opportunity to put the APFS support through much real-world use, so your feedback would be very welcome.

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Is this a known problem Ive read of VMware Fusion users successfully running this version in MacOS 10.13 with AFPS, so didnt expect any issue with HFS.

Im running it from an external drive via Thunderbolt 2, if that matters.

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