OSX 10.11 (El Capitan ) VM in PD 10

I just followed all of the steps in that article exactly and it works just fine for me. Maybe you missed a step or typed one of the commands incorrectly in Terminal? Also, make sure to follow the step of turning USB 3.0 OFF in the VM before booting into the install or you get a kernel panic.
 
I had no problems installing did it this way:

1. Installed Yosemite 10.10.4
2. Installed the Parallels Tools
3. Did some std configs
4. Downloaded OS X El Capitan from App Store
5. Run the Installer and done!
 
ChrisD3 said:
I just followed all of the steps in that article exactly and it works just fine for me. Maybe you missed a step or typed one of the commands incorrectly in Terminal? Also, make sure to follow the step of turning USB 3.0 OFF in the VM before booting into the install or you get a kernel panic.
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Hi there. Not sure if you or anyone else can help me. Not very versed in terminal or most of the higher level Mac stuff but I'm trying to get through this walkthrough. After the command "iesd -i /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ 10.11\ Developer\ Beta.app -o ElCapitan-base.dmg -t BaseSystem" it just tells me the file doesn't exist. Now I know using the Public beta but i thought if i changed the file name that wouldn't matter. I'm thinking I don't really know how to properly do that in this string. My file is called "
Install OS X El Capitan Public Beta" in the applications folder. Help would be appreciate but I get this is just an annoying newb question so... thanks.
 
What's the point of running Yosemite or El Capitan as VM if you can't use 3D acceleration for e.g. maps?
 
FuzzyReets said:
Hi there. Not sure if you or anyone else can help me. Not very versed in terminal or most of the higher level Mac stuff but I'm trying to get through this walkthrough. After the command "iesd -i /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ 10.11\ Developer\ Beta.app -o ElCapitan-base.dmg -t BaseSystem" it just tells me the file doesn't exist. Now I know using the Public beta but i thought if i changed the file name that wouldn't matter. I'm thinking I don't really know how to properly do that in this string. My file is called "
Install OS X El Capitan Public Beta" in the applications folder. Help would be appreciate but I get this is just an annoying newb question so... thanks.
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I experienced the same problem and I solved it by changing the "10.11" to "El\ Capitan" and "Developer" to "Public". However, the next step which inputs "
hdiutil convert ElCapitan-base.dmg -format UDSP -o ElCapitan.sparseimage" failed on my Mac.
 
Save yourself a huge amount of time and trouble and do what I did:

Simply create a 10.9 (NOT 10.10) VM then upgrade that to 10.11.

No EFI Shell errors, no crazy terminal commands to follow, no disk verification failures. It just works!
 
MikeS3 said:
Save yourself a huge amount of time and trouble and do what I did:

Simply create a 10.9 (NOT 10.10) VM then upgrade that to 10.11.

No EFI Shell errors, no crazy terminal commands to follow, no disk verification failures. It just works!
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That's awesome. I will try that. Thanks!
 
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