A bootable ISO file of Mac OS 10.13.6 High Sierra to install on the VM.DrDonk’s Unlocker v3.0, a utility that restores VMWare Workstation Player’s Mac OS guest functionality on non-Apple hardware.Due to Apple’s ToS prohibiting running Mac OS on non-Apple hardware the option to run Mac OS guest is locked out, which is where the next item comes in: VMWare Workstation 15 Player (free for non-commercial use), the virtualization software that will run the VM.Make sure that this feature is enabled in the BIOS An Intel CPU supporting Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x).50GB of drive space to allocate for the guest.At least 8GB RAM (a minimum of 4GB is required for the guest).A host computer powerful enough to run a virtual machine (VM).* Although I have not tested it myself this should also work on a Linux host Requirements Note that the following is against Apple’s Terms of Service so use at your own risk.
This guide will explain how to get around that restriction by using a Windows 10* computer (the « host ») to run Mac OS X and Xcode on a virtual machine (the « guest ») which will allow us to deploy apps to an iOS device without requiring an actual Mac. If, like me, you’re a Unity or Xamarin hobbyist who develops primarily on a Windows PC but owns an iPhone and/or an iPad, you’ve probably run into the hurdle of requiring an actual Apple-brand Mac computer just to compile and deploy your apps to your mobile device. Part 5 – Building an app to your iOS device.Part 1 – Prerequisites and creating the virtual machine.
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