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*** Per the man page "The kextcache utility has been deprecated. NOW the System Preferences -> Security & Privacy had the "Allow" button for me to click and requested a rebootĬode: Select all Expand view Collapse view /usr/bin/kmutil showloaded -list-only | grep virtualbox Cleared the kernel module staging from the terminal with `sudo kmutil clear-staging` ***Ĥ. Opened the `VirtualBox-6.1.26-145957-OSX.dmg` and ran the uninstall script from thereĢ. Sharing in case this helps anyone else:ġ. This is what worked for me on Big Sur 11.6. WebsenseEndpointProcessKpi.kext/WebsenseEndpointProcessKpi' missing _TEXT segment" UserInfo= Attachments vbox-install.txt (25.41 KiB) Downloaded 15 times chrisinmtown Posts: 12 Joined: 11. "Error occurred while building a collection: in '/Library/StagedExtensions/Library/Application Support/WebsenseĮndpoint/DLP/WebsenseEndpointDLP.kext/Contents/PlugIns/WebsenseEndpointProcess.kext/Contents/PlugIns/ postflight: Error Domain=KMErrorDomain Code=31 Sep 15 06:15:47 MYLAPTOP package_script_service.

Virtualbox macos big sur how to#

There are definitely some errors about KEXT but I'm not sure how to interpret, it complains about something that does not look like Virtualbox. Thanks for the suggestion to watch the installer log. Could those restrictions also block me from approving Oracle as a publisher of kernel extensions?

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For example I cannot change properties like the computer name, whether the lockscreen requires a password (yes), etc. I can sudo but don't have complete sudo powers. Please speculate for me: this new MBP has a lot of corporate lock-down stuff on it. Frustrating, I finally have shiny new hardware with enough RAM to keep a VM happy but I cannot run a VM. I speculate that Apple is simply ahead of Oracle/VirtualBox right now and Imma have to wait for Oracle to catch up.

Maybe the behavior is different for people who upgraded from Catalina, IDK. Some people have posted that this panel has a "Details" button but I do not see that button.įollowed a suggestion by mh- above, I removed VBox 6.1.26 using its removal tool and installed 6.1.22, again keeping the Security & Privacy panel open on the General tab the whole time, but that tab didn't show that VBox 6.1.22 needs permission either. That panel never showed a note about Oracle, never allowed me to grant additional perms to Oracle.

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Per comments in this thread ( viewtopic.php?f=8&t=103660) and others, I kept the System Preferences -> Security & Privacy panel open on the General tab during the install and also during the attempted launch of a VM. Create a bootable recovery disk using the instructions here on the new hard disk.

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VBox installs and runs, but will not launch a VM, error is "Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908)". Download the Install Big Sur application from the App Store. I downloaded & installed VirtualBox 6.1.26, the latest today.

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After initial setup is complete the USB settings and network adapters can be restored.Ĭongrats, you have a macOS version that's slower and uglier than Catalina! Hopefully Apple will replace the blurrier icons and other blurrier graphical interface elements by release time.I have a one-day-old mb pro configured for the U.S., arrived with Big Sur and upgraded itself to macos 11.5.2 on its first day.

Boot macOS Big Sur and complete the initial setup.

Set the virtual machine's USB version to 1.1 and disable all network adapters from the VirtualBox settings (AppleKeyStore, the system's secure keychain, crashes otherwise).

When the macOS initial setup starts, shut down macOS with Command-Q

Run "Install macOS Beta.app", select "Show All Disks." and select the new empty disk.

Run InstallAssistant.pkg which creates an "Install macOS Beta.app" in the /Applications folder.

Attach it to the virtual machine and erase it with Disk Utility, formatting it to APFS.

Use VirtualBox to create an additional disk image that's has at least 60GB of space.

Click the + plus button to add an extension to VirtualBox and then navigate to the freshly downloaded VirtualBox Extension Pack file. Windows can create and mount VHD disk images through Disk Management. Go to the VirtualBox Preferences by pulling down the VirtualBox menu and choosing Preferences (Note this is app preferences, different from VM Settings) Choose the Extensions tab.

Download Big Sur InstallAssistant.pkg (9GB) either inside the virtual machine or on the host on a disk image that will be mounted on the virtual machine.

Here's how to run macOS Big Sur on VirtualBox: