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Installing in VMWare Fusion Pro

Note: These instructions were written for the current 3.0 nightly builds, and Fusion Pro 10. Existing 2.1 builds (and future 3.0 production builds) should work with Fusion Pro 8 with similar configuration changes for the hard drive.

The first step is to download the Broadwell installation ISO from the GalliumOS nightly release site.

Configure VMWare Machine

Basic Setup

  • Select the option to make a new VM from the toolbar
  • Choose the default Install from disc or image and click Continue
  • Click the Use another disc or disc image... button and locate the ISO you have downloaded
  • Make sure the ISO you imported is selected, and click Continue
  • Scroll down in the right pane of the Operating System dialog and choose Other Linux 4.x or later kernel 64-bit
  • Change the boot firmware to UEFI and click Continue

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Note: You can use Legacy BIOS here, but using UEFI will generally lead to a better experience and will allow for screen resizing without having to manually install VMWare Tools

  • Click the Customize Settings button on the Final screen and save the VM config

Settings Changes

  • Click the Processors & Memory button and change the memory and CPU to your desired values, and click Show All to return to the settings pane
  • Click the Hard Disk button
  • Click the disclosure arrow next to Advanced options and change the Bus type to SATA

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  • Click the Apply button and then click Show All to return to the settings pane
  • Click the CD/DVD button
  • Click the disclosure arrow next to Advanced options and change the Bus type to SATA

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