Apple's macOS Developer Preview comes in an Apple DMG archive which cannot readily be accessed on Windows PCs, without DMG Extractor to extract the files from the DMG archive.
Qemu-img convert -O vmdk -o compat6 BaseSystem.dmg recovery.vmdk. On Windows: c: 'Program Files' qemu qemu-img convert -O vmdk -o compat6 BaseSystem.dmg recovery.vmdk Use the previously created image to install macOS in Vmware I assume you have a patched and working Vmware already. If not, find another guide but in nutshell. File Extension conversion from DMG to VMDK is the conversion of computer file extensions from Apple Mac OS X Disk Image to V Mware Virtual Disk File. Furthermore, each computer program handles file extensions in a different manner. Choose 'Tools Convert' Menu. PowerISO shows Image Converter dialog. Choose the source DMG file you want to convert. Set the output file format to iso file. Enter the output file path name. VMDK file is the virtual disk image file created by VMWare software. It stores all contents of a virtual disk. A Vmware virtual hard disk can be made up one.
If you're a Windows user and you want to run macOS Developer Preview, you'll need DMG Extractor to extract the Developer Preview.app or the InstallESD.dmg file in the same way that you'd open any DMG file on Windows.
macOS / OS X Developer Preview is available on Apple's website for registered developers, and it's possible to run it on a Windows PC under certain conditions.
How to run OS X on a Windows Hackintosh
Installing Mac OS on a non-Mac PC is a tricky task, even for technical users. MacBreaker has a complete myHack guide which may be helpful. More helpful instructions and tutorials on Hackintosh site.
How to run macOS on Windows with VMware
Convert Dmg To Vmdk Mac
Sysprobs has an instructive guide to making OS X 10.9 bootable in VMware with a VMDK image, and describes how to boot Mavericks with Windows 7 or Windows 8. Check the guide here.
How to run macOS on Windows with a Parallels Desktop virtual machine
Dmg To Vmdk
Installing OS X 10.9 Mavericks Developer Preview in a blank virtual machine is not supported at this time.
Dmg To Vmdk
Parallels offers a complete KB article on how to upgrade an OS X Virtual Machine to OS X Mavericks Developer Preview by simply creating a snapshot of an existing virtual machine and installing Mavericks on that.
Dmg File To Vmdk
Have you used different virtual machines to boot Mac OS X on Windows? If you have any tips and tricks on how you can easily get the OS X 10.9 Mavericks Developer Preview on a virtual machine please share them below.