How to Install and Run MacOS Big Sur on VMware

Are you interested in running MacOS Big Sur on your VMware virtual machine? If so, this article will guide you through the process of installing and configuring MacOS Big Sur on VMware.

The first step is to download the necessary software. For Intel-based Macs, you can use ConnectMeNow 4-v4.0.7-macOS-x86-64.dmg, which has a size of 3 MB. For Apple Silicon-based Macs, you can use ConnectMeNow 4-v4.0.7-macOS-arm64.dmg, which has a size of 2.6 MB.

Once you have downloaded the software, open VMware and select 'Install macOS' from the drop-down menu. Follow the prompts to install MacOS Big Sur on your virtual machine.

After installation, you can customize your MacOS experience by using various tools. For example, ConnectMeNow is a great tool for mounting network shares under MacOS.

For developers, there are several useful tools available that can help with creating installer packages and generating passwords based on words. Additionally, audio editors like Audacity are free to use for home purposes.

If you need to track changes on websites, there are several online tools available that offer hourly, daily, or weekly updates.

Finally, if you encounter any issues while using MacOS Big Sur on VMware, you can refer to the troubleshooting articles listed below:

* ODBC issue when accessing MovieScanner SQL database (March 8)

* Using mail function to send multiple attachments in PHP (March 9)

* Engineering work on the project (March 7 and March 9)

* LED Effects - Arduino and TwitchChat (March 9)

* Pre-Selecting Tabbed Menu Items on PHP Page (March 9)

Additionally, there are several other useful resources available online, including:

* How to fix no longer working WiFi on your Mac (Mac Pro, model 6,1, the 2013 Trashcan - running Monterey 12.6.3)

* Intel Mac - Always boot into boot menu (select startup disk) (March 1)

* Engineering work on the project (March 7)

* ODBC issue when accessing MovieScanner SQL database (March 7)

* Using mail function to send multiple attachments in PHP (March 7)

By following these steps and using the available tools, you should be able to install and run MacOS Big Sur on your VMware virtual machine.

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