And yes, I know that I have to quit VMWare inbetween each change (or double-click the VMBundle) to force the changes to take effect.

I'd have to look at my notes, but I believe it was the serialNumber settings worked/booted (verified serial number in 'About this Mac') but then that test failed MDM enrollment.Īnyone figured out what's changed yet? I really need to test OS upgrades from 10.13 to 10.14, and I don't want to go back to standing up a real machine every time I test after enjoying the last several months with virtualized Macs that enroll in JAMF. SerialNumber = 'INSERT-YOUR-OWN-FAKE-SERIAL-HERE'īut now for some reason, any combination of the above will either cause 10.13.6 VMs on a 10.14.5 Host to kernel panic (with CPU usage maxed out at the number of CPUs assigned to the VM) or fail MDM enrollment similarly to an unmodified VM. This is working for me under VMWare Fusion 11.1 with 10.14.5 VMs: Once it is all loaded, Click the Apple icon > About this MacĬheck the 'Serial Number (System)' and 'Model Identifier' have been picked up.

MacBookPro12,1 = MacBook Pro Retina 13-inch 2015, MacBookPro14,2 = MacBook Pro 13-inch 2017, This changes 'Show in Finder' to 'Open config in editor window'Īdd the 2 lines above to the bottom of the file: SerialNumber = Use your physical macOS Serial number and increment the last numeric digit This can be fix by adding the following TWO lines into the VMX file for the VM: MDM Profiles not being able to install macOS profiles because it can't tell if its a Mac, and stops enrolment because the serial number isn't correct. VMware Fusion doesn't create the serial number and model number correctly for Mac VMs.

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