I have a Monterey VM running on my home server inside Unraid with virtualization. I can login to Apple developer accounts. I use this as a macOS gitlab runner VM.
Yeah, I’m talking about capital V Virtualization, the framework that Apple provides for making macOS virtual machines (and is used by this sample code). Signing in with your Apple ID is explicitly not supported in those.
I haven’t noticed any problems for the use case I’m using it for.
I’m giving it 8GB of ram and 6 cores/12 threads. VM is running on pcie ssd. Speed is good.
No gpu is in my server so it’s using a basic VNC connection. If you add a gpu and pass it through the desktop experience would be much better. However I only needed to do this to do initial setup.
The cool thing about my setup is that it uses a docker container called macinabox which handles the initial Vm configuration and macOS installation, estuary automating the “hackintosh” process.
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I’m giving it 8GB of ram and 6 cores/12 threads. VM is running on pcie ssd. Speed is good.
No gpu is in my server so it’s using a basic VNC connection. If you add a gpu and pass it through the desktop experience would be much better. However I only needed to do this to do initial setup.
The cool thing about my setup is that it uses a docker container called macinabox which handles the initial Vm configuration and macOS installation, estuary automating the “hackintosh” process.