![]() This guide will also be setting up these VMs as “Hackintosh” systems. In this guide we will be showing you how to create a Hackintosh-KVM virtual machine using QEMU’s i440fx chipset, with the added benefit of using host passthrough of the CPU, instead of using the Penryn emulation that tends to be the usual way to get OSX up and running. ![]() Read Also: Benchmarking Linux OGL performance with Bugle ![]() We can also enable a much better user experience for OSX virtual machines using GPU Passthrough. It’s much more simple and straightforward.įor a few years now, thanks to the hard work of others in the QEMU/KVM community, the ability to use the macOS operating system on our KVM powered virtual machines is now a reality. If you want to make an OSX VM please follow our new guide here. ![]()
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