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国外的一个论坛下面有人提到了在booting界面输入代码标记自己的安装硬盘位置，原文如下，看不懂的自己找软件翻译：I know this is an old post, but I have managed to come up with the solution to this issue. In regards to removing the "firmware = efi" string from the .vmx file, that is correct. There some issues with the VM Bootloader Manager having a conflict in attempting to do an EFI-Style boot of the virtual operating system.Thus, removing this string will basically allow the VM to process startup the way a normal machine would, using either an .ISO file or a CD/DVD in the optical drive, with the BIOS booting set for such. I happened to use an old Snow Leopard disk (Hazard) laying around, and was successfully able to install that.
To avoid a potential kernel panic, you'll want to hit F8 once see the option for it during booting, and input the following:
Code:
busratio=20 cpus=1 -v
This will allow you boot up successfully in verbose mode, and set the busratio equal to a value of "20," where I noticed the value during a kernel panic had the busratio equal to a value of "31."
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