- Added script to automate creation of a macOS recovery disk image compatible with QEMU
- Generates a sparse disk, partitions it, and prepares a minimal recovery volume
- Copies BaseSystem.dmg and optional .chunklist into the recovery partition
- Converts resulting DMG to a raw image for direct use in Proxmox VE VMs
- Includes cleanup routines and device mount management via diskutil/hdiutil
- Requires: macOS with hdiutil, diskutil, and qemu-img installed
- Added an interactive Bash script to generate a macOS install ISO from an .app installer
- Designed for use in Proxmox VE virtual machines
- Performs validation for root privileges, target directory, and installer path
- Automates DMG creation, mounting, installation media injection, and ISO conversion
- Includes colored output for improved UX during interactive execution
- Final output is a .iso file ready to be attached as a CD-ROM in Proxmox (IDE or VirtIO)
- Introduced check-iommu-enabled.sh to verify if IOMMU is enabled in the current system
- Parses 'dmesg' output for common Intel (VT-d), AMD (SVM), and DMAR/IOMMU entries
- Displays diagnostic result with a helpful recommendation if IOMMU is not active
- Includes root privilege warning and user-friendly output with ANSI color codes
- Useful for verifying virtualization passthrough readiness (e.g., PCIe, GPU)
This script automates the creation of a macOS Recovery disk image suitable for use with QEMU/KVM environments.
Features:
- Creates a sparse DMG image and formats it as FAT32
- Mounts and populates the recovery partition with .dmg and .chunklist files
- Converts the final image to raw format using qemu-img
- Includes cleanup on exit and error handling
- Outputs Recovery.RO.raw ready for use in macOS VM setups
Useful for Proxmox or QEMU-based macOS virtualization workflows.
Add IOMMU-Groups.sh: List PCI devices grouped by IOMMU group
This script scans IOMMU groups on the system and lists all associated PCI devices in a clear format.
Features:
- Lists each IOMMU group numerically.
- Displays detailed device info using lspci.
- Safe globbing with nullglob enabled.
- Works in headless and minimal environments (no color output).
Useful for troubleshooting PCIe passthrough setups in KVM/Proxmox environments.
feat(installer): add automated OSX-PROXMOX installation script with progress bar and error handling
- Added bash script to automate installation of OSX-PROXMOX on Proxmox VE
- Includes visual progress bar for step tracking
- Implements cleanup of previous installation data and apt source fixes
- Adds auto-mirror detection using IP geolocation
- Handles Git installation and repository cloning
- Validates presence of setup script and ensures execution permissions
- Provides detailed logging to /tmp/install-osx-proxmox.log
- Displays success/failure messages for each stage
With “above 4G decoding” enabled, the GPU passthrough functionality did not work for macOS, while it did work for Windows and Fedora. However, when disabling “above 4G decoding” in the BIOS, the GPU works for all three operating systems.
Oritorius(Denis Rykov)
Gabriel Luchina
jaminmc
seeg
Guilherme Galaverna
DaBoiCJ
NetManDE
Vitaly Petrov