myspaghetti / macos-virtualbox

Push-button installer of macOS Catalina, Mojave, and High Sierra guests in Virtualbox on x86 CPUs for Windows, Linux, and macOS
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Cannot come out of boot loop after updating to Monterey even after new VM volume setup #561

Closed gyaneshwar-sunkara closed 2 years ago

gyaneshwar-sunkara commented 2 years ago

Trying to update to Big Sur or Monterey

joaonunatings commented 2 years ago

I'm also having this problem

gyaneshwar-sunkara commented 2 years ago

Able to download Big Sur from MacOS Archieve Direct Big Sur link

Trying out installation

myspaghetti commented 2 years ago

From the very little testing that was reported on the issue tracker, installing Monterey from Catalina onto an empty volume using the default configuration (mainly two CPU cores) boots and works, though CalculonPrime reported somewhat frequent crashes, either every few hours or when running certain apps.

gyaneshwar-sunkara commented 2 years ago

Big Sur installed in place and booted successfully Monterey still in boot loop

Closing issue

CalculonPrime commented 2 years ago

Why was this issue closed? It was opened against Monterey and the last comment admits Monterey still has the problem.

myspaghetti commented 2 years ago

Because the script doesn't support Big Sur nor Monterey. Both work, but they need to be installed manually and not through the script.

CalculonPrime commented 2 years ago

So you mean you've found a workaround to a Monterey machine rebooting periodically with 4 cpus? Or you mean you just run it with 2 or fewer cpus? Because, no matter what I do or how I configure the vbox file, it always reboots for me in a short time with > 2 cpus.

myspaghetti commented 2 years ago

The script doesn't support Monterey. This is an issue tracker for the script. Since this is not an issue with the script, the issue is closed.