Re: If someone could assist me to get this going

[Helge Konetzka]

Hello,

Am 22.12.22 um 21:48 schrieb IndignantHomeless:
> That was a very quick nice response! I'll provide some links in this 
> email if you're curious
> "
>
>     So here's the recipe in short:
>
>     Windows:
>     Install Hyper-V-Manager
>
> " > My issue is due to homelessness and public library restrictions, I'm
> incapable of installation of software on the usable computers. If 
> software has a portable option, that could be viable.

Hyper-V-Manger is a part of Windows. You would have to enable the 
Windows feature and restart the computer though.

> This usb.img <http://repository.vshome.net/IOS/> file is totally premade 
> hackintosh Clover/Unibeast/Mojave with many things to get a functional 
> mojave and I used it to get a screen to begin to boot, although no 
> successful installations or complete boots.
>
> I used Clover.iso with "-cdrom" and "-boot d" to get it to system freeze 
> at the apple logo.
>
> It shouldn't need the kvm and that should be able to get it to go, 
> if the "-M q35" option isn't the only one to get it to go. I've tried 
> switching the "-cpu Penryn" for "-cpu Conroe" and it still doesn't boot.

Sorry, but there is still a long way to go to a working macos VM. 
Without an acceleration technique like kvm or whpx I don't think you 
will get it running.

Using kvm seems to be the only option, if you want to use QEMU.
On a Windows computer with QEMU, I don't think any other than my 
proposed approach will work.

Regards,
Helge