Now I am searching to find way to 'unlock' or whatever vmware. Curently I am transferring my mac to vmware from virtualbox. But which of these virtual machine tools is best Moreover, aren't they all the same Choosing between VirtualBox, VMware Workstation Player, and Windows 10 integrated Hyper-V is difficult. Pretty sure it makes an iso or a base image too. But three tools dominate the market: VirtualBox, VMware, and Microsoft Hyper-V. Apparently the web client to manage VSphere/ESXi does not support version 10 virtual machines and you need to use the Windows only client. There are several virtualization tools available to Windows 10 users. It is currently recommended to use ESXi 5.5 and virtual machines of version 8 or 9.
If you use ESXi then the Mac will boot in to the ESXi hypervisor and run OS X as a guest. It is also possible and legal to run OS X as a guest in VMware ESXi but again only if you are using a real Mac.
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In this scenario if you used VMware Fusion or Parallels or VirtualBox they would all allow running an OS X guest in a virtual machine on a Mac running OS X as the host. If you are running Windows Desktop, you can run Mac OS through a Virtual Machine like VMware, VirtualBox or Hyper-V.
It is hypothetically possible to get round this problem but does require more expertise and additional tools. VirtualBox has no built-in support for OS X guests even on a real Mac host and as a result even if you did make an iso image of OS X which is possible, by itself it will not work.
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However it is also the case that VMware Fusion and Parallels have built-in support for OS X guests to make it much easier to install and setup an OS X guest it is therefore not necessary to make a special OS X iso image. While VMware Fusion and Parallels implement checks and will only allow an OS X guest if the host is a real Mac I don't believe VirtualBox does this. The same would apply to VMware Fusion and Parallels. Therefore yes it would be legal to run OS X in VirtualBox if VirtualBox is running on a Mac. It is only legal to run OS X in a virtual machine if the host computer is a Mac.
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