N00b-un-2
October 3rd, 2008, 03:25 AM
I have an operating system, and OS if you will. We'll call that OS "X" for arguments sake... catch my drift??? I have a .vmdk file of this OS that runs fine (albeit kind of slow) in VMWare, but I can't for the life of me make it work in VirtualBox which is a MUCH better virtualization program than VMWare. From what I understand .vmdk files are currently supported "oob" on Vbox, and it recognizes the file just fine. I've tried both using the .vmdk file, and I followed a tutorial here on the Ubuntu forums for how to convert a .vmdk to .vdi, and I get to the point where it starts loading and then virtualbox just closes the window. Any suggestions? Is mac OS X supported at all by virtualbox? Seeing as installing Mac OS X on any system other than a Mac is in violation of Mac's EULA, and yadda yadda yadda...