Determine the size of the virtual disk according to the workload you will do in the macOS virtual system. If your host computer’s disk is SSD or NVMe, it would be better to configure the virtual disk as Dynamically allocated.īack up the installation and virtual disk location of the virtual computer to the external disk and do not fill the capacity of your host disk unnecessarily. On older computers, a fixed size virtual disk will provide an extra performance boost.
If you are using one of the VirtualBox 6.x versions, select VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image) as the virtual hard disk type you will create on the virtual disk configuration screen and click Next.Īlso, if you configure the virtual hard disk as Fixed Size while creating a virtual machine with VirtualBox, a space equal to the size of the virtual disk will be allocated on your host disk. But if you are doing a clean installation, choose the Create a virtual hard disk now option and click the Create button to continue. If you have the virtual machine disk ready in the Virtual Hard Disk window, you can add it and run your macOS system directly.
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