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To turn a macOS directory into a read-only. Create a read-only image from a directory

When connected, the volume will show up as "MyVolume". Will create a 20-megabyte mydisk.dmg file on the Desktop. Hdiutil create -size 20000000 -fs APFS -type UDIF -volname "MyVolume" ~/Desktop/mydisk.dmg Hdiutil create -size -fs APFS -type UDIF -volname dmg image, open Terminal ( Applications > Utilities > Terminal) and execute the following command: It may be useful for example to transfer large amounts of data between two macOS ARM virtual machines or when you need to extend the storage capacity of a virtual machine without having to recreate it. img disk image as a secondary virtual hard drive. Add a secondary virtual hard driveĪs an advanced step, you may connect an. This includes consequential features such as drag-and-drop. However, you can share files between the virtual machine and the Mac using the native macOS file sharing feature as you would between two physical Mac computers. Share Mac files with the virtual machineįile sharing between the main system and a macOS ARM VM is not supported. Once you've made the necessary adjustments, simply press CMD+S to save the changes, and start the virtual machine. You can change the resolution by adjusting Display.Width and Display.Height values, toggle network mode between Shared and Bridged by changing Network.Type (see KB 128519), change the amount of RAM (in bytes) by adjusting Memory.Size etc.

The text above represents a generic configuration.

Open the file in TextEdit: right-click config.ini > Open With > Other, check Enable All Applications select Text Edit, and click Open.

This will create a config.ini file on your Mac Desktop. If it doesn't exist, open Terminal ( Applications > Utilities > Terminal) and execute the following command:

Locate the virtual machine .macvm file: click on Parallels icon || > Control Center > right-click on the virtual machine > Show in Finder.

To adjust the aforementioned settings, please perform the following steps: It can be set to a different value during the manual installation process, but once the virtual machine is created, disk size cannot be changed. Note: macOS ARM VM's disk size is 60 GB by default.

virtual machine's display resolution and pixel density.

amount of RAM allocated to the virtual machine.

number of CPU cores allocated to the virtual machine.

The following settings of a macOS virtual machine on a Mac computer with Apple M series Chip can be adjusted: Please note that the feature to modify configuration using UI is yet to be implemented, hence the icon is grayed out. You may see a virtual machine configuration cogwheel icon in the Control Center. This is because currently, adjusting the configuration of such a virtual machine is only possible by editing a configuration file inside the virtual machine package. If you are running a macOS virtual machine on a Mac with Apple M series chip, you may notice a lack of a cogwheel configuration icon.