![]() ![]() So, you want to virtualize a whole hard drive (HD) with OS X Server installed? Or, more simply, if you want to install OS X Server onto an 'ordinary,' file-based Fusion virtual machine (VM), but only have a machine-specific install DVD (which will refuse to install if used to boot the VM), here is what I did. ![]() I did all this on a new mid-2010 Mac mini Server (with an external MacBook Air SuperDrive), with OS X Server 10.6.5 (re)installed on the upper drive (*disk1*) and OS X client 10.6.5 (and Fusion, many other apps, etc.) installed on the lower drive (*disk0*): i.e., with the computer used mainly as a client desktop rather than a server so, virtualizing the server OS might be the most convenient solution, while - if desired - also being able to natively boot into the server (at least as an experiment). ![]()
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