Here's the issue - I see some threads about this but no answer:
I want to install mojave as a VM to run 32 bit apps. I want to to migration assistant but the VM disk is too small, at 64 GB. So I need a bigger VM. Here's what I tried and failed:
1) Resize the drive in parallels. The Mojave VM doesnt change. One thread states that resize doesnt work for non-windows OS. great...
2) Next I try to make the size bigger at the install by customizing the settings before installation by selecting a larger disk size. I choose properties with a larger disk size and that fails during the install because the install disk only shows 68GB, not the larger size. In addition, the install of Mojave now fails due to an error.
3) I go into diskutil in the VM and erase the disk MacIntosh HD. Exit diskutil
4) Now install OS. The installer NOW recognizes the larger disk size AND the install of Mojave proceeeds!!
Seems to work now!!! Why cant Parallels support provide simple answers?????
I want to install mojave as a VM to run 32 bit apps. I want to to migration assistant but the VM disk is too small, at 64 GB. So I need a bigger VM. Here's what I tried and failed:
1) Resize the drive in parallels. The Mojave VM doesnt change. One thread states that resize doesnt work for non-windows OS. great...
2) Next I try to make the size bigger at the install by customizing the settings before installation by selecting a larger disk size. I choose properties with a larger disk size and that fails during the install because the install disk only shows 68GB, not the larger size. In addition, the install of Mojave now fails due to an error.
3) I go into diskutil in the VM and erase the disk MacIntosh HD. Exit diskutil
4) Now install OS. The installer NOW recognizes the larger disk size AND the install of Mojave proceeeds!!
Seems to work now!!! Why cant Parallels support provide simple answers?????