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• Cannot install on Fusion 5 comments of Snow Leopard Server.

  I just got my new shiny Server Snow Leopard 10.6.3 DVD from Apple (Yes, it was $19.99 and I got on the phone, the operator of chat on the apple online store did know about this).

  I downloaded the trial version of vmware fusion 5.0.2 and tried to install. He always stops raise a screen saying:

  INSTALLATION FAILED

  Mac OS X could not be installed on your computer

  Setup failed to copy the required support files.

  Click on restart to restart your computer and try to reinstall.

  I tried several times. I thought that maybe something my old installation of VMware Fusion 2 created problems, so I followed the instructions to the 1017838 of the knowledge base article to uninstall everything. I deleted the app, even my old virtual machines. The first time I did that I must have missed something, because when I tried to install fusion 5 new he already knew my trial license key. So I went all uninstall - reinstall procedure more 2 times, restarting the computer between each course.

  Anyway installed snow leopard server on fusion 5 has?

  Advice appreciated. I need this facility for an older application that requires rosetta and this hack seems to be the only way I can get it.

  Either way, my host is a 5,1 Macbook running Mountain Lion. 8 GB of ram, 100 GB of free disk space.

  Thank you.

  Hi cmwoodand welcome to the VMware communities!

  We had a few reports that the disk of the server Snow Leopard 10.6.3 triggers a problem with merging and direct access to the physical disk.  If they send 10.6.3 media for this crazy business of $20, I suspect we'll see more of these problems...

  You should be able to work around it using disk utility on your host to make an image of Mac OS X install disk, and then attach the disk image of the virtual machine and install by whom.  (When you use disk utility, make sure that you select the drive of optical disc as the source of the image, not the media named "Mac OS X Server".)  If you picture the bad thing, your VM won't boot past the Apple logo.)

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• How to disable SSLv2 on Snow Leopard Server?

  Because of the possibility of to DROWN-attack I want to disable SSLv2 on my Snow Leopard Server (10.6.8).

  Did anyone here who can tell me how to disable SSLv2?

  Install a new version of OpenSSL would be nice too, but I don't know how?

  Thank you for your help,

  Peter.

  Hi again!

  Here is the solution. :-)

  What you have to do is change your main.cf and disabel SSLv2 (SSLv3) and for Apache2 httpd.conf file.

  1. go to/etc/postfix and open the main.cf

  2. Add the following lines

  smtpd_tls_mandatory_protocols =! SSLv2! SSLv3

  smtp_tls_mandatory_protocols =! SSLv2! SSLv3

  smtp_tls_protocols =! SSLv2! SSLv3

  smtpd_tls_protocols =! SSLv2! SSLv3

  3. save the main.cf

  4. do/etc/apache and open httpd.conf

  5. search for the SSL stuff

  Add the following line:

  All - SSLv2 SSLv3 SSLProtocol

  6. restart your server to make active changes

  Greetings, Peter

• His guest of Snow Leopard Server in Fusion 7 in Yosemite?

  Sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere. I have found some answers to Fusion 4, but didn't work for me. The problem is that I seem to be able to get a sound of a new Snow Leopard Server virtual machine.

  I tried of course to add the audio card in the virtual machine in Fusion settings, but nothing helped. Install the EnsoniqAudioPCI_v1.0.3_Common_Installer.pkg in the guest does not have anything either. My procedure was perhaps wrong? Can someone explain what are the specific steps and/or downloads should be done to a guest of Snow Leopard Server have sound?

  Thank you.

  Some good news, Woody and all. I just recreated the Snow Leopard Server 64-bit) virtual machine from scratch with VMware Fusion 7.0.1 (after adding the virtual Hardware Sound Card before installing the guest operating system). After installing the VMware Tools and restart, I installed the driver Ensoniq restarted 1.0.3 and, as was to be expected, no sound. Then I turned off the VM, then I open the vmx with Text Edit file and deleted the line incriminated who supposedly provided hdaudio to the guest OS. I saved the file and rebooted the computer virtual and boom! Sound œuvres.

  Thanks to you all.

• OS x 10.9 Mavericks VMFusion 6 unit do not show in the taskbar or detect Snow Leopard Server monitors

  Running Fusion 6.0.2 Mavericks 10.9.1.  I use photoshop CS 2 OS snow Leopard Server 10.6.8 comments.  The software seems to work ok.  Currently, fusion can run on one screen at a time, which is fine, but only 1024 x 768.  Snow Leopard Server recognizes a GPU PCI with 3 MB of RAM in the System Profiler. I prefer to run it in the unit. However, a higher resolution is even more important.

  My specs are:

  Mac Pro 3.1

  16 GB of Ram

  ATI HD 5870 1 GB graphics card

  30 "monitor apple cinema display (in the executions of Mavericks @ 2556 x 1600)

  PE1900 19 "LCD Planar (in the executions of Mavericks @ 1280 x 1024, 60 hz)

  250 GB SSD

  128 GB SSD

  1 TB harddrive

  2 TB hard drive

  Thanks in advance.

  Did you manually install VMWare tools in the comments?

• Fusion 5: It runs Snow Leopard Server as a guest operating system?

  Fusion 4 works Snow Leopard Server on my Mac the Lion 10.6.9.  Fusion 5 it will work as well?

  I really look for this before posting.  Thanks in advance!

  With the same requirements for licenses as 4, Yes.

• How to mount an external drive in Snow Leopard Server VM

  I've created a Snow Leopard Server VM running in my office of Lion native.  I would like to run the migration wizard on an external drive of Snow Leopard to migrate a lot of user data and applications (a snow leopard to be precise user account).  I can't find a way to mount the external hard drive in the virtual machine.  Should I create a disk image of this external hard drive, or something to get there?  Anyone tried this?

  I guess an external USB drive?   Can't redirect the USB device to your virtual machine?

• Having difficulties to install Snow Leopard Server on Fusion 4

  I upgraded from Fusion 3 to 4. I want to use the merger to run Snow Leopard Server under Leo, so I use a few applications of Rosetta. When I try to install SLS from the disc, it starts and stops with the message:

  "The CPU has been disabled by the guest operating system.

  Power off or reset the virtual machine.

  Im trying to install on a MacBook Pro i7 quad core 8 GB of RAM. The merger is the version 4.0.1

  What should I do?

  Thanks in advance,

  Bill White

  Hi Bill,

  You should be able to install and configure 10.6.3 on the Core 2 Duo Mac Mini.  If you were to then move it as-is on the MBP, it fails at startup in the same way that you see with the installation program now... however... If, although the host of Core 2 Duo, you apply each update is available via software update, turn off the prompt, then move it into the Core i7, there is a good chance that it will work (I think 10.6.8 supports your Core i7 CPU)...  Definitely worth a shot.

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• You can import users of snow leopard server in el capitan Server

  I have a client with a server on Snow Leopard (10.6).  It has never been updated so far.  Can I export the users and groups in Workgroup Manager, and then import them directly into the server of El Capitan?

  Yes.  You can do it three ways.  The first is to export the flat files by using the export of managers of the working group.  You can do this for users and groups.  The point here is that you don't have passwords.  Flat files will not flat files password export as plain text.  However, export of Workgroup Manager can give you more data you want to import into a new system as the MCX is discouraged.  You can use dsexport instead.  Using dsexport allows you to exclude attributes that you cannot be postponed.  The third way is to export an archive Open Directory.  An archive is a DMG file password which will include passwords, but also all of the stuff that you can't move protected.  In Admin Server on the 10.6 machine go to the archive and export an archive of OD.  This method may not be perfect, but if you must keep the UID and GUID values such as password, an archive of the AO is the best method.  But, be prepared for oddities as there is a lot of distance between 10.6 and 10.11.

  Reid

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• Cannot print after Snow Leopard

  Is no longer, I can print or do anything with my Photosmart 2610 all-in-one.  I reinstalled from the disk, but discovered that the software is not supported by Snow Leopard.  I uninstalled the printer and downloading the new software for HP which is supported by Snow Leopard and that did not help.  I tried everything I could find on the support and nothing has helped.  Help, please!

  Hello
  I would suggest to run cleaner that will remove the complete printing software then reset the printing system, then download and install your printing software from the link given.

  Run the cleaner:
   
  Go to Applications/Hewlett Packard / click Uninstall HP
  Click on continue
  Highlight your device in the left pane
  Hold down the Ctrl and Opt Cmd and click on uninstall< scrubber="">
  There will be a pop up that asks if you are sure you want to uninstall all hp software. (At this point, if you continue, all HP printers you have installed will need to be reinstalled)
  Click on continue and let it finish

  Reset the printing system:

  -System Preferencess, Print & Fax
  -Right (control) click inside the box that lists your printers and select Reset Printing System.
  WARNING - This will remove ALL your printers!
  -Select the sign + to add again. Search for the printer, select it and wait for the button 'Add '.

  becomes available. Until it clicks.

  Here is the link to download the software of the printer.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=MP-77061-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&OS=219&product=421134&sw_lang=

  Say 'Thank you' by clicking on the star of congratulations in the post helped you.

  Please indicate the position that solved your problem as "acceptable Solution".

  Kind regards
  Jonathan.

• Cannot write negative values on server modbus on cRIO 9068

  Hello everyone,

  I'm moving a project from a platform of 9114 cRIO a cRIO9068, the reason for a difference of heavy in terms of power CPU, memory, performance FPGA etc...

  Real time I deploy a modbus TCP server, and I publish just I16 data.

  The problem comes when the program tries to write a negative value to a binded on modbus variable. This variable is in the same format (I16), the program could write negative values, between 0 and -32768, but whenever the modbus force set to zero.

  I tested the modbus also with the 'system of distributed OR 2014 Manager' but always impossible to write negative values on I16, but I can if I consider the data as I32!

  (see files)

  Furthermore, I deployed a modbus server on my PC and in this case, everything is fine.

  More information:

  I work with labView 14.0f1.

  The cRIO are installed 'Labview RealTIme 14.0.0' and 'server Modbus I/O 14.0.0.

  I tested the feature on three different cRIO 9068 with the same result.

  I think it's something wrong with cRIO 9068, can anyone help me?

  Thank you

  MZ

  Hi, Marcello,.

  I was able to reproduce the problem cRIO 9068 and it look like a CAR (corrective action request). I've opened a request for Corrective Action (AUTO ID 511039) to report the issue OR R & D.

  Have you tried to implement MODBUS slave on ana MODBUS master PC on cRIO? I tried and it works even with I16 data types.

  I hope this will help you.

  Kind regards.

  Claudio Cupini

  OR ITALY

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• No copy/paste with VMWare 6.0.2 (on the Mavericks 10.9.2) of the Snow Leopard Server 10.6.8?

  I'm running the free demo for 30 days of VMware. Will buy if working copy (of the text).

  Everything else is remarkable!

  I checked the 'preference enable Mac OS keyboard shortcuts host.

  I restarted the emulated system.

  I can't copy and paste to work.

  I see that others seem to have 'lost' copy/paste when the upgrade to the Mavericks 10.9.2 (which I have),

  or upgraded their VMWare to 6.0.2 (which is all I ever had).

  Although I bypassed the Mavericks, as well as the Lion and Mountain Lion; jump directly from 10.6.8 to 10.9.2.

  I guess the free version of VMware of full of features and has not paralyzed cut / paste.

  No idea what could be the problem?

  What you download is fully functional version that technically it is there no trial version!  The only thing different between what you downloaded and what is bought is the license.

  Have you installed VMware Tools in the comments?

  What VMware Fusion 6.0.3 is available for download, you can always try this one.

• break-in Mavericks in Snow Leopard

  In April, I thought I spoke to by phone 6 Fusion vmware to virtualize my macbook 2009 end pro under snow leopard to a whole new macbook pro mavericks running by linking them with an ethernet cable after the installation of vmware.  The idea is that the machine of the snow leopard from 2009, with all its files and programs (so no need to reinstall the programs), virtualized on a brand new macbook pro mavericks, and I still have a 6 vmware fusion bookmark to a page which, in April, showed a diagram to connect two computers with a cable and saying it will now work with Snow Leopard to the Mavericks.  But now the link takes me to 7 merger with no diagram or information. I'm pretty sure that you can virtualize w / vmware an old windows xp pc to a new macbook pro installed Mavericks, but, as I said, since April, I really thought you could w / snow leopard too.  If no, what with snow leopard "Server" in a way that allows me to do what I want, without having to reinstall everything old software on the new macbook pro?

  Thank you.

  Stu22

  Hi Stu,

  SUMMARY:

  I have a number of programs that will not run on anything whatsoever beyond Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. I need to open old files, data search, etc. These applications include Eudora (e-mail), Microsoft Office 2004 (which can open old Word and Excel files correctly), X (graphic) of the canvas, 4 final (musical notation) and more. I have run these programs to a guest from VMware Fusion running Snow Leopard Server.

  Here are a few thoughts that may help you when you are considering what to do:

  SNOW LEOPARD SERVER ON YOUR CLIENT VMWARE, NOT SNOW LEOPARD "CLIENT":

  Snow Leopard Server is running as a guest virtual machine but not the regular 'customer' of Snow Leopard version. The license for the 'client' (non-server) Snow Leopard version does not allow it. In addition, VMware imposes this restriction and allows only of Snow Leopard Server. There are ways to hack around the restriction, but why bother when Snow Leopard Server is so cheap? (See below).

  BUY SERVER SNOW LEOPARD FROM APPLE FOR $20 TODAY:

  You can always buy Mac OS X Server 10.6. 3 REV 1 (Snow Leopard Server, unlimited clients license). The price is $ 19.99. Order it by calling the Apple Store at (800) 692-7753 and ask for part MC588Z/a number. not all sellers will recognize what you want and will be able to find it, but don't lose heart - try again. I called and checked that it is always available since last night, November 26, 2014. It comes with Installation and Admin Tools DVD.

  ALL YOUR PROGRAMS RUN ON SNOW LEOPARD SERVER:

  Any program that runs on Snow Leopard 'client' will run under Snow Leopard Server. If you ignore the server components, in fact, there is no real difference.

  YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CREATE A HOST SERVER SNOW LEOPARD ON THE NEW MAC:

  Some new Macs have problems installing Snow Leopard Server from the installation DVD in a VMware virtual machine. Basically, the Mac OS X 10.6.3 installer DVD does not contain drivers for the latest Mac hardware. If you have problems, you may need to create the virtual machine of Snow Leopard Server comments in VMware on an older Mac, install the latest Apple updates (for 10.6.8 version), and then copy it to your new computer. You must run the Apple updates first on the old machine, so that your comments of Snow Leopard Server will get the drivers it needs to run on your new MacBook Pro.

  CREATE THE SERVER SNOW LEOPARD ON YOUR OLD MACBOOK PRO CLIENT?

  Maybe you have a copy of VMware Fusion version 5 running on your old MacBook Pro 2009. VMware Fusion version 5 is the latest version of the Fusion that runs under Snow Leopard. Create new comments of Snow Leopard Server on the old MacBook Pro, update the customer newly created to 10.6.8 on the old MacBook Pro version, then copy the .vmwarevm file to the new MacBook Pro. (Do not forget to delete the comments on the old Mac after copy you it to the new Mac, if you plan to use the Migration Wizard).

  WHAT IT TAKES TO RUN ON YOUR NEW SNOW LEOPARD SERVER COMMENTS:

  If it were me, I would first ask myself, ' do I really want my EVERYTHING old 2009 MacBook Pro running in a VMware guest? My answer would be, "certainly not!" I would just install these applications relatively little (and associated data files) that will not work on the new MacBook Pro with the Mavericks (or Yosemite). I named a few examples of applications in my SUMMARY, above. From my own experience, I set up new comments of Snow Leopard Server manually - install the applications 'fresh' and then copy the data files on the accounts on the comments of Snow Leopard Server. Yes, this means the set up the preferences for each application, but it is clean and it works. For the rest of your MacBook Pro 2009 applications, get the current versions and run them on your new MacBook Pro "native". Create VMware Fusion folders shared to move files back and forth between your new MacBook Pro (Mavericks/Yosemite) and guest of Snow Leopard Server as needed.

  MIGRATION-RELATED ISSUES:

  Let's say you want to move the entire 2009 MacBook Pro to a guest of Snow Leopard Server. Frankly, if it were me, I manually install all applications and copy all the data. Certainly, it would take a lot of time and effort, but it's the safest way to give a satisfactory final result.

  An automated approach would be to use the Apple's Migration Assistant. My experience with the Migration Wizard was not good. Whenever I tried Migration Wizard (with real Mac!), there were problems. I hope that your experience will be better; in fact, much better (eeek!).

  FIRST MAKE A BACKUP OF THE FILE NEWLY CREATED SNOW LEOPARD SERVER GUEST!

  If you start over, why go through the hassle of installing Snow Leopard Server and apply all the Apple updates, when you can just copy the file .vmwarevm to a backup first? Hello? (If something is wrong, copy the backup file and try again.)

  A good thing: If you have the time and patience, you can try different approaches to see what works. If something does not work as you like it, remove the VMware client and try something different. Here are a few things to think about...

  HOW TO MIGRATE YOUR MACBOOK PRO 2009?

  Let's say you have decided to migrate your 2009 MacBook Pro set to a Snow Leopard VMware guest. Suppose you have created a guest of Snow Leopard and it works now on your new MacBook Pro. Here are some considerations and approaches:

  * USE CARBON COPY CLONE TO CLONE THE MACBOOK PRO 2009 TO AN EXTERNAL DRIVE?

  It's a good approach, but whatever you do will be VERY slow. Your MacBook Pro 2009 is compatible Firewire and USB 2.0. Your new MacBook Pro supports USB 3.0 (also 2.0) and Thunderbolt.

  FireWire is reasonably fast, but I've never seen an external Firewire drive which also has USB 3.0. External FireWire drives seem to have USB 2.0 only, which would be VERY slow attached to your guest of Snow Leopard Server. You can try to use a Thunderbolt/Firewire interface, but then you would have to treat it as a shared folder in VMware and exploring uncharted territory when it comes to file copy using Migration Wizard.

  In addition, I read complaints about the reliability of the Apple's Thunderbolt/Firewire interface. Maybe the problems have been fixed by now, but I don't know that I would trust that I could get a reliable copy of something far greater than a Mac together.

  * USE CARBON COPY CLONE (OR DISK UTILITY) TO MAKE A DISK IMAGE OF YOUR MACBOOK PRO 2009 FILE?

  An advantages of a disk image, it is that when it is copied to your new MacBook Pro, you can try to get Migration Assistant to work in different ways, based on conservation of the Snow Leopard Server prompt if you want to erase and start over. It will take a lot of disk space, however.

  You still have questions and a few tests before. You could get a Thunderbolt/Firewire interface, put your 2009 MacBook Pro in target disk Mode and use Carbon Copy Cloner or Apple disk utility to create a disk image file of it on your new MacBook Pro. (I would use CCC).

  The disk image and the host VMware files can be very large. You have enough disk space?

  You can create a disk image of the 2009 MacBook Pro on an external drive. Use Carbon Copy Cloner (or disk utility), but keep in mind the performance and reliability issues I described above.

  * RUN ON ETHERNET MIGRATION ASSISTANT?

  You alluded to this approach in your original post. Here is a link to a web page from Apple describing the process. Again, I think you will be pioneer territory unexplored here for the rest of us. Good luck! :-)

  http://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT4413

  If you decide to try the approach of Ethernet, then think about what follows:

  -Use Gigabit ethernet if you can. Otherwise, connect the two Macs. If you do not, copy speeds will be very slow.

  -You will probably need Network Adapter of the client server Snow Leopard VMware (VMware guest settings) in Bridged Networking mode.

  -If you connect the two Macs, you have to give (dedicated) fixed IP addresses on the same "subnet". It's three addresses IP - one for the 2009 MacBook Pro, one for the new MacBook Pro and the other for the Snow Leopard Server prompt. Go to the network settings in their respective system preferences. Don't forget to write their first original settings and put things back once the migration is complete.

  Common example IP set for you to use:

  192.168.0.250, 192.168.0.251 and 192.168.0.252; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 router (gateway): 192.168.0.1

  192.168.1.250, 251, 252; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 router (gateway): 192.168.1.1

  10.0.1.250, 251, 252; Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0; Router: 10.0.1.1

  I hope you have a lot of time and patience. Happy troubleshooting! Good luck!

  Post edited by: vmxmd
  Re-read the post and fixed the truncated sentence.

• No sound on Snow Leopard virtual machine

  Hello

  I use Fusion 6 for Mac to virtualize Snow Leopard on my MacBook Pro to run PPC applications that are no longer compatible with the post-Lion updates. I was able to install OS X Snow Leopard Server, but the sound card does not seem to be recognized by the virtual machine. I have it configured correctly in settings (making sure that the adapter is enabled) and it works on my regular desktop, but when I go into the virtual machine it is not even on the output in the control panel.

  Could someone help me please?

  Thanks in advance

  Leon

  Delete according to the .vmx config file option , and you should have sound then.

  sound.virtualDev = 'hdaudio '.

  Note to stop, not suspend, the Virtual Machine and close the virtual machine window and set the focus of the entry of the virtual machine in the library Virtual Machine or VMware Fusion.

  The attached file "Mac_OS_X_Server_Snow_Leopard.vmx.zip" contains an edited "Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard.vmx" for your convenience.

• NAT with Snow Leopard issue

  For the poster who will say "Google is your friend", no it is not, or I wouldn't be here.

  I tried for a while now to solve the only problem I have with Snow Leopard Server.

  MySql has fallen lion and, apparently, no one knows how to use postgrl so I installed MySql and plundered with her for a few hours to get this working.  There were various other issues with Lion.  Finally, I went to Yosemite.  Hey Apple, where is the GUI?  Then at el Capitan and finally tried Sierra (no server app at all yet).

  For me, each 'step-up' taking things and running weaker than the last.

  Welcome to Snow Leopard.  I'll stick with it for a while to come.

  The only problem I have with Snow Leopard, it's that when it restarts, the NAT will not start upward.  Other than that, it does a magnificent job to maintain my home network.  I searched high and low for an answer without success.  A few posters who have addressed this problem specifically here never got a response.

  As this seems to be about three years or more, since this question was asked and it seems that some have migrated to the SLS, I was wondering if anyone has found a solution.

  As it is now, as soon as there is a need to reboot, I just disable the NAT service, restart and turn it back on.  In the case of a failure of current (longer than the inverter can maintain) or just a random crash, I have to kill the firewall and NAT then the configuration of the gateway of new service that requires fixing the various omissions and errors and I'm good to go again.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  You have posted in the forum of Snow Leopard Client.  I ask that to move this post.  In the meantime, you can see the various forums about this trick:

  http://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-2463