

I hope that helps granada29 Volunteer Posts: 356 Joined: 3. The kernel drivers (kext) that VirtualBox uses are not being loaded automatically after a system boot. The devs are aware of this, have apologised for missing it in their testing and have said a fix is on the way. Otherwise, there is no point because you can install macOS. Here’s what you need to do: Step 1: Launch VirtualBox and click the New button. Note: We’ll make the VMDK as well if we receive lots of requests for that. Before we install OS X, we’ll need to set up VirtualBox so the OS X install disc can boot correctly. Here you will learn How to Install macOS 10.14 Mojave, macOS 10.15 Catalina and macOS 11 Big Sur on VirtualBox. We will use the ISO image of macOS Big Sur to do the installation process. This is a series on macOS 101 on Windows 10. There is a crash when trying to start a "headless" VM. Creating a virtual machine for macOS Big Sur is the same when you create a virtual machine for the Windows Operating system or Linux. There are known problems with VirtualBox on macos Monterey:ġ. What you are saying is not quite true If you read the popup carefully, it is saying the VirtualBox is trying to install extensions that *may* not be supported in the future. So far the solution is to downgrade to Big Sur which is a very anoying task. I don't think they would revert and allow VirtuaBox in the future. So I think that Apple decided that VirtualBox is not a trustable application and locked it.

When I upgrade to Monterey from Big Sur Intel at the end of the process i got a popup window message from Apple telling that VirtualBox won't run on that update.
