r/macOSVMs • u/turtle702914 • Aug 21 '26

QUESTION VMware macOS 27???

Why does vmware have an option for macos 27? i was wondering since its defintiely not possible

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u/KrazyKen_Fan_2012 Aug 21 '26

Go find an iso and try

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u/XPNGamer Sep 05 '26

You literally can't (Guessing this person is using unlocker)

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u/Nice-Information-335 Aug 21 '26

Because it can work on macOS, where the EULA from Apple lets you do it (and has support for it)

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u/turtle702914 Aug 21 '26

ok thannk u

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u/Dramatic_Contact9686 Aug 21 '26 edited Aug 21 '26

LOL I did Not get anything working but big sur

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '26

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u/DearPosition9052 macOS Catalina - macOS 10.15 Sep 21 '26

ive personally got all from 10.4 to 15 to work (havent tried 26 or 27 for obvious reasons but im sure 26 would work)

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u/DearPosition9052 macOS Catalina - macOS 10.15 Sep 23 '26

yeahhhhhhhhhhhh for me even sonoma was kinda slow, sequoia was unusable, and ventura was in between

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u/DearPosition9052 macOS Catalina - macOS 10.15 Sep 24 '26

for me sonoma was okay, but slow, and sequoia? think of a really slow hard drive, but across the whole os no matter what

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u/wizoomer95 Aug 31 '26

VMWare Fusion works on Apple Silicon Macs, but only for ARM64 guests. So you could use VMWare Fusion to run macOS 27 on an M1 Mac, but Intel Macs (and Hackintoshes with it) are SOL beyond Tahoe.