If you don’t have the 64 bit options you need to do one or both of the following. Install VirtualBox and make sure it shows 64bit OS Options. So I’ve taken the time to organize all the steps from all those articles into one that worked for me and made some flight modifications to the steps where needed. Then to top it off I needed the MultiBeast files for sound, internet etc from the first article. Though if you combine this with the bootable USB steps I needed, it took a matter of jumping around to get it working. So I had to convert the downloaded app the an ISO format. During those previous steps I had to figure out how to get the downloaded Yosemite Install from my mac into a format I can put on my Windows 8 machine for my virtualbox. I would get an error Undefined 0 and so I had to track down a solution for that which is geared towards creating a bootable USB drive for Yosemite. While as some forum post on xda-developers had a quick and dirty install Yosemite on your VirtualBox from beta, but it didn’t work for me. So I looked up some sites and read through some articles and after trying a few it seemed a couple of steps worked on one site and a couple on another site and then I needed some side steps to get it all working.įor example has a great article on installing Yosemite on your PC (Non-VM). I have a MacBook Pro but I wanted to use the Mac OS on my desktop for testing purposes only.
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