Easily install macOS on Proxmox VE with just a few steps! This guide provides the simplest and most effective way to set up macOS on Proxmox, whether you're using AMD or Intel hardware.
- Install a FRESH/CLEAN version of Proxmox VE (v7.X.XX ~ 9.X.XX) - just follow the Next, Next & Finish (NNF) approach.
- Open the Proxmox Web Console → Navigate to
Datacenter > YOUR_HOST_NAME > Shell. - Copy, paste, and execute the command below:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://install.osx-proxmox.com)"
sudo spctl --master-disable✅ macOS High Sierra - 10.13
✅ macOS Mojave - 10.14
✅ macOS Catalina - 10.15
✅ macOS Big Sur - 11
✅ macOS Monterey - 12
✅ macOS Ventura - 13
✅ macOS Sonoma - 14
✅ macOS Sequoia - 15
✅ macOS Tahoe - 26
✅ v7.XX.XX ~ 9.XX.XX
- September/2026 - 1.0.8 → with SIP Enabled, DMG only signed by Apple and all features of securities
- 🌍 VultR
- 📺 Video Tutorial (Enable captions for better understanding)
- Now has configurable bridges, and can add as many bridges and specify the subnet for them.
🚨 FOR DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT, AND TESTING PURPOSES ONLY.
I am not responsible for any issues, damage, or data loss. Always back up your system before making any changes.
Since macOS Monterey, your host must have a working TSC (timestamp counter). Otherwise, if you assign multiple cores to the VM, macOS may crash due to time inconsistencies. To check if your host is compatible, run the following command in Proxmox:
dmesg | grep -i -e tsc -e clocksourceclocksource: Switched to clocksource tsc