=> _11_base: Trying install_bits/macOS_1110_installer.iso
Packer-macOS-11 git:(main) ✗ packer build -force -only=_11_base macOS_11.pkr.hclī_11_base: output will be in this color. I have the same problem, it enters recovery mode (in Turkish, no idea why) and stays there forever.
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You should investigate things like macOS access controls and maybe test giving the packer binary full disk access? Big Sur has lots of new restrictions and you could be hitting those as well. Seems like something external to packer and this template is causing the issue you are seeing.
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Have you modified the variable default values at all? Are you 100% sure that you are running the packer command from the root of the git repo? EG the following succeeds from the same path that your running packer from? ls install_bits/macOS_1110_installer.shasumĪlternatively, you can specify the shasum and the absolute path to the iso on the command line. The iso_filename variable value is only a path. This is why the default vault starts with file: to specify that the checksum is stored in a file. One of the errors is implying that packer is trying to use the path string as the checksum itself. "smbios.restrictSerialCharset" = "TRUE",.shutdown_command = "sudo shutdown -h now".You can watch the VM boot and note the timing of packer logging " Typing the boot command over VNC" and if macOS is at the booted up and Recovery app is up. If packer starts to send boot commands before the OS is fully running nothing useful will happen after it boots. I’m unclear on what you mean by boot manager? Try these suggestions and post a screen shot if they don’t resolve the issue.īoot timing can be affected by the host system and disk speed. Packer build -only=_11_base macOS_11.pkr.hcl If you get success with the scripts/buildprerequs.sh then run If you have never built the base then the errors about missing. When you run the customize build it starts with the output of the base build. With the base build it’s just the OS and VMware tools that get installed. The main one full does the full build of the OS including installing Xcode. This template has three builders inside it.
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If you want Xcode then you will need to download them from and put the files into the install_bits dir firs. The prerequisites script wrapps a couple other mac comunity tools which generate the needed installer. iso files of their OS and compiler publicly.
Have a look at Īpple being Apple does not simply post nice. Sounds like you have not built/downloaded the prerequisites yet.
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