

Q: After starting the installation the VM restarts and I see the installer again.

If existing, start Recovery by entering boot.efi. So try to change the current volume by entering fs4: (or fs5:, fs6:, etc.), then enter cd TAB (where TAB is used to auto-complete the randomly-named sub-dir), then look for boot.efi in that dir. At the following EFI shell prompt try to find the relevant volume holding boot.efi in a single randomly-named sub-directory of the root directory.


Starting VM 'macOS-VM ' (3 minutes in the VM). after installer restarted).Įjecting installer DVD for VM 'macOS-VM '. Creating image '/Users/awi/VirtualBox VMs/macOS-VM.dmg ' (around 20 seconds, version 14.2.2, will need sudo).Ĭreating iso '/Users/awi/VirtualBox VMs/ ' (around 25 seconds).Ĭreating VM HDD '/Users/awi/VirtualBox VMs/macOS-VM/macOS-VM.vdi ' (around 5 seconds).Ĭreating VM 'macOS-VM ' (around 2 seconds).Īdding APFS drivers to EFI in '/Users/awi/VirtualBox VMs/macOS-VM/macOS-VM.vdi ' (around 5 seconds).
