Localhost:~ vmware$./system.sh VMware7,1 VMWVk21tM5F4+1Uty1UOSqjAQ 440BX Desktop Reference Platform Let's swap these out for some genuine looking Apple settings. Firstly, you need to have a running OS X guest and a copy of Chameleon Wizard to generate the relevant IDs. I also suggest you take a snapshot first just in case you make a mistake. Step 1 - Create unique identifiers Fire up your OS X guest and run the downloaded copy of Chameleon Wizard in the guest. We are not going to be using the Chameleon boot loader just using the wizard's capability to generate various identifiers such as serial number and board-id.

Firstly, thanks for your reply. As i install a special linux on Vmware workstation, of cause i installed with success. But, this special linux switch user from common to root, need a password. And this password is generated by System Serial number, now you know the Serial number looks like:Vmware-xxxxxx is.

Click on the SMBIOS button 492.15KB 953 downloads Select Edit 493.79KB 590 downloads Select a model and other parameters to generate a spoof ID. 522.95KB 680 downloads In this example I have created a MacBook Pro 6.1 with a re-manufactured serial number. Please do not re-use these but generate your own to make sure everything you do is unique. The 3 pieces of information you need to copy to the host are: • Product Name • Board Product • Serial Now close down the guest ready for the next step. Edit the VMX file Open the VMX file for your guest in a text editor and add the following lines. Board-id.reflectHost = 'FALSE' board-id = 'MAC-F22589C8' hw. Shade 3d Ver 14 Keygen Download. model.reflectHost = 'FALSE' hw.model = 'MacBookPro6,2' serialNumber.reflectHost = 'FALSE' serialNumber = 'RM129481AGW' smbios.reflectHost = 'FALSE' Make sure you do not have any duplicate lines or VMware will not load the guest and give you a dictionary error message. The 'board-id.reflectHost ' is normally added from the new VM wizard and set to trye so make sure you set it to false.

Save the VMX file start the guest. Step 3 Check the system You should now be able to use the 'System Information' application to see that the guest is using the product and serial number you specified. Hardware Overview: Model Name: MacBook Pro Model Identifier: MacBookPro6,2 Processor Speed: 2.53 GHz Number of Processors: 2 Total Number of Cores: 2 L2 Cache (per Processor): 256 KB L3 Cache (per Processor): 12 MB Memory: 4 GB Boot ROM Version: VMW71.00V.0.B723 SMC Version (system): 1.16f8 Serial Number (system): RM129481AGW Hardware UUID: 000-1000-8000-000C292AA301 Attached is a small script file which can be run from Terminal to get all 3 parameters. To use copy to the guest rename to system.sh and make executable with chmod. Here is the output from the script showing the specified IDs. I think if we can manually patch the VM Ethernet IDs network values to spoof a Mac's 'Ethernet' device to apple, such as ZackehSoul method: Along with this vmx patching by Donk we can achieve iMessage use in VMware while still preserving the stock VMware EFI and no longer breaking any of the machines features and stability.