macOS 10.13 high Sierra Support

The easiest way (because high Sierra is a Beta from apple) is to update an existing apple os vm.
 
Can you elaborate please. I'm a little concerned about the new Apple File System (APFS) and Parallels 12 compatibility.
 
I have Win10 on parallels on High Sierra, working on old file system, but many quirks and strange crashes of s/w in w10. I hope for Parallels to be as quick as usual to fix these remedies. And yes, I know it's a beta, but.. :-)
I've not dared to upgrade the file system yet. Will be good to get this running when i get the new MBP in 2 weeks...
 
I've tried to install High Sierra on a Sierra VM. Installation worked fine (including upgrading to the Apple File System APFS) but final reboot failed. I will try again without APFS.
 
I created a Sierra VM, with an auto-expanding disk, and then I tried installing the High Sierra beta inside it. It fails during the restart process in order to install, it tells me it could not verify the disk for installation.

I did not select the APFS checkbox to upgrade/change the file system. I also tried this without an auto-expanding disk, and it still fails. This is using the latest Parallels version, with the latest macOS Sierra, and the High Sierra Beta 1 installer.

What can I do to get High Sierra to work inside a Parallels VM? I really need this work for, and development purposes.

Any help is GREATLY appreciated. Thanks in advance :)
 
I'm having the same issue. I've installed MACOS in a Virtual machine and then done the upgrade to High Sierra and it just won't install. Saying something about not being able to verify the disk. This is if I tell it to convert the disk or not..

Can Parallels please resolve this ASAP as the whole reason for Virtual machines is to test Beta Software.

Thanks,
 
MarkM7 said:
I'm having the same issue. I've installed MACOS in a Virtual machine and then done the upgrade to High Sierra and it just won't install. Saying something about not being able to verify the disk. This is if I tell it to convert the disk or not..

Can Parallels please resolve this ASAP as the whole reason for Virtual machines is to test Beta Software.

Thanks,
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Hi @MarkM7,
Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac does not officially support High Sierra that has been made available as a beta yet. We are closely working with Apple on providing official support for High Sierra.

We recommend you to wait for an update of Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac that will be available with High Sierra. Subscribe to http://kb.parallels.com/123948 to know when a new update is available.
 
Hi!

I just tried an installation. To begin with, I built an all-new 10.12.5 VM and then downloaded the 10.13 installer. It went through the installation process pretty well, then after the reboot this showed up:

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Time to partition my test Mac and try installing High Sierra that way.

Steve
 
kat said:
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Make sure Parallels Tools install after update.
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How can I install the Parallels Tools install after update if I can't boot High Sierra?

BTW, upgrading to High Sierra without APFS works fine. But High Sierra runs very slow in Parallels.
 
A tip: Windows 10 update to 16215 fails to install - 7 times - I don't know if it's due to High Sierra as host OS, but i removed parallel tools, rebooted and installed again with success. Then i added parallels tools again as administrator (a must or fails at 10%). All works well, with same limitations as above.
 
Seems to be some confusion in this thread.....some people talking about installing High Sierra as a guest VM, and others talking about installing Parallels 12 in High Sierra and running Windows 10 as the guest VM.

Maybe the thread was meant to be all embracing but the OP was asking about the former.
 
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TommyW1 said:
A tip: Windows 10 update to 16215 fails to install - 7 times - I don't know if it's due to High Sierra as host OS, but i removed parallel tools, rebooted and installed again with success. Then i added parallels tools again as administrator (a must or fails at 10%). All works well, with same limitations as above.
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Thanks for this...I am half way through my third attempt, will follow your suggestion if it fails again.

EDIT: third attempt failed, uninstalled Parallels Tools, fourth attempt worked. Thanks
 
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Mike Boreham said:
Thanks for this...I am half way through my third attempt, will follow your suggestion if it fails again.

EDIT: third attempt failed, uninstalled Parallels Tools, fourth attempt worked. Thanks
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Hi @Mike Boreham,
Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac does not officially support High Sierra that has been made available as a beta yet. We are closely working with Apple on providing official support for High Sierra.

For Mac OS X High Sierra VM, there is a workaround: install 10.12 in virtual machine, upgrade without converting Apple FS.
 
Any word on this? The whole "Create a macOS 10.12 VM, then upgrade to 10.13 Beta" does not work. Even without upgrading to APFS.

It's been a few weeks, and, as someone else said, it's the purpose of having virtual machines!!!
 
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