myspaghetti
commented
7 months ago Please see issue #642 for possible workarounds.
Closed vincss closed 7 months ago
myspaghetti
commented
7 months ago Please see issue #642 for possible workarounds.
Hi ! Thank you for your good work, it works well.
Since I used the script, my history is always full with commands from this script, do you have any ideas how to get rid of it ?
$ history 1 This script installs only open-source software and unmodified Apple binaries, 2 and requires about ${highlight_color}50GB${default_color} of available storage, of which 25GB are for temporary 3 installation files that may be deleted when the script is finished. 4 The script interacts with the virtual machine twice, ${highlight_color}please do not interact${default_color} 5 ${highlight_color}with the virtual machine manually${default_color} before the script is finished. 6 Documentation about optional configuration, ${highlight_color}iCloud and iMessage connectivity${default_color}, 7 resuming the script by stages, and other topics can be viewed with the 8 following command: 9 "; would_you_like_to_know_less; echo -ne "\n${highlight_color}Press enter to review the script configuration${default_color}"; clear_input_buffer_then_read; function pad_to_33_chars() { local padded="${1} "; echo "${padded:0:33}${2}"; }; 10 echo -e "\nvm_name=\"${vm_name}\""; pad_to_33_chars "macOS_release_name=\"${macOS_release_name}\"" "# install \"HighSierra\" \"Mojave\" \"Catalina\""; pad_to_33_chars "storage_size=${storage_size}" "# VM disk image size in MB, minimum 22000"; pad_to_33_chars "storage_format=\"${storage_format}\"" "# VM disk image file format, \"vdi\" or \"vmdk\""; pad_to_33_chars "cpu_profile=\"${cpu_profile}\"" "# VM CPU profile, see \"CPU profiles\" in docs"; pad_to_33_chars "cpu_count=${cpu_count}" "# VM CPU cores, minimum 2"; pad_to_33_chars "memory_size=${memory_size}" "# VM RAM in MB, minimum 2048"; pad_to_33_chars "gpu_vram=${gpu_vram}" "# VM video RAM in MB, minimum 34, maximum 128"; pad_to_33_chars "resolution=\"${resolution}\"" "# VM display resolution"; echo -ne "\nThese values may be customized as described in the documentation.\n 11 ${highlight_color}Press enter to continue, CTRL-C to exit${default_color}"; clear_input_buffer_then_read; }Have a nice day.