Hi All,
I get "Mac OS X can't be installed on this computer" error message when I try to install a purchased retail Snow Leopard Server OS under VMware fusion 3.
I have tried installing under VMware Fusion 3 on two different computers:- namely an Apple Mac Pro Xeon and an Apple Mac Pro core i7 without success.
I would have thought that VMware fusion 3 would not have issues given that VMWARE 3 supports Snow Leopard Server.
Has anyone got any thoughts or suggestions?
Much appreciated.
Edward
Three possibilities I can think of. Mine was #2
1) Your partition type isn't GUID. You can check it using the DiskUtility in OSX, and change it if needed. However if you created a new VM with Fusion3, this is probably ok.
2) The Server disk you have isn't a "full" version. IE if it's an upgrade version or a disk that came with a Mac mini, then there are checks built-in to make sure that you're either upgrading or installing on the proper processor.
3) less likely, but maybe the system you're on just doesn't support SnowLeopard.
I'm having exactly the same problem.
Three possibilities I can think of. Mine was #2
1) Your partition type isn't GUID. You can check it using the DiskUtility in OSX, and change it if needed. However if you created a new VM with Fusion3, this is probably ok.
2) The Server disk you have isn't a "full" version. IE if it's an upgrade version or a disk that came with a Mac mini, then there are checks built-in to make sure that you're either upgrading or installing on the proper processor.
3) less likely, but maybe the system you're on just doesn't support SnowLeopard.