I can't install any mv macos version due to wrong vitual disks config

[Jeremi360]

So I had working macos vm using quickemu in the past, but I removed it.
Now I need it again, but when I try to install using project tutorial.
I tried both macos big-sur and macos sonoma, but in both cases it creates worng vm disks,
as it tutorial is said:

Click Disk Utility and Continue
Select QEMU HARDDISK Media (~103.08GB) from the list (on Big Sur and above use Apple Inc. VirtIO Block Device) and click Erase.
But for me it creates those disks with inverted sizes:

• Apple Inc. VirtIO Block Device have (~103.08GB)
• QEMU HARDDISK Media have only few MB
  
  

So I tryied to ignore that and Erase and install it on Apple Inc. VirtIO Block Device,
but it dosen't work :(

[YuvanMichaelVivenzi]

Are you using the git version? I've installed macOS a few days ago with the stable one and it had no issue of disks.

Git should be fine too.

Try This:

• Try the git version >> Run this in terminal git clone https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickemu.git
• cd into the newly created quickemu directory and Run the command ./quickget macos sonoma
• Let it do its thing, Later, after it's done, there should be a file called macos-sonoma.conf or something like that with the name of the OS you downloaded and .conf at the end of it.
• Go into that file and make necessary changes. Here's what I have

#!/usr/bin/quickemu --vm  # It'll point to the directory where you have the git version up.
guest_os="macos"   # should be the same
disk_img="macos-catalina/disk.qcow2"  # I have catalina, It should be almost the same for sonoma too.
img="macos-catalina/RecoveryImage.img"  # Respective sonoma image will be automatically made.
disk_size="128G"  # You can change disk size here
macos_release="catalina" # It'll say sonoma here
cpu_cores="4"  # Your wish, have as many cpu cores as you want
ram="16G"       # Same as with cpu cores, put a value to this as you wish
width="1360"   # Screen resolution configured in height and width, change it to your screen's measure
height="768"

• Run the vm with ./quickemu --vm macos-sonoma.conf
• Go to disk utility
• Select the disk with the biggest size and format to APFS with the name macOS
• Exit disk utility
• Go to Reinstall macOS Sonoma
• Agree to the agreement and click on the disk named macOS to install.
• Let the install procedure complete, the vm should automatically reboot and get you into the first user setup.

[Jeremi360]

Thanks I will try this, I'm using AUR version.

[Jeremi360]

I checked version I'm using is 4.9.6 - I tryed AUR version again as I thought it was updated yesterday.
Sorry, but this doesn't work I tried using:

Select the disk with the biggest size and format to APFS with the name macOS

And then Reinstall MacOS on this disk, but after 2 hours my vm is was just empty black screen:

And after closing vm and resting it boot menu was the same :/