On 09/21/2012 02:51 PM, Chris McQuistion wrote:
I've only ever used BIOS for any virtual machine we've created. I
assume the EFI option is there because some guest OS' might support EFI
or even need it, in a few cases.
For instance, VMware now supports running Mac OS X as a virtual machine.
Now, this only works if you're host hardware is an Apple Mac Pro
(something you won't find immediately obvious in their documentation, by
the way.) The Mac OS X guest virtual machine *requires* EFI and not BIOS.
Chris
I kinda figured I was going down the "a little knowledge is dangerous"
path. BIOS it is.
Howard
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