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I please ask that any an all questions be directed as a comment to this guide.

SteamOS variant: Stephenson's Rocket (although the DVD ISO may work fine).

I like the fact that it contains all the Cisco images as a bundle, from legacy IOSv to the newer NX-OSv, as well as IOS-XRv, IOS-XE on CSR100v, ASAv, as well as Linux hosts.

The test bed for this guide was as follows: Introduction: My notes on installing Cisco CML2.0 on ESXi 6.7 I have used Cisco Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL) pretty extensively as a sandbox lab in my books and classes. But for those that want to use version 11, and don't mind a little tinkering, it is doable. For all intensive purposes, use VMware Workstation 10. The short answer to "why do I need to do all this complicated work" is due to some quirks present under the current version of SteamOS under VMware Workstation 11 ( issue | pull ). Performance is relative to your hardware, as 3D acceleration is required for this to work. The guide details installing SteamOS on VMware Workstation 11, in all it's full glory (no gdm3 / non BPM interface), as it was intended. This guide is created squarely for personal reasons, as I like to record things for good reason, especially when they are difficult. Please do not expect to use a virtual machine as a proper gaming experience (though PCI pass-through can help). The core point of installing SteamOS on a virtual machine is for testing, tinkering, or curiosity of any sort. Firstly make sure VMware Workstation application is closed completely otherwise the VMware unlocker won’t work. Step 3: Unlock VMware to Install macOS Mojave on Windows.

Warning:When installing any operating system on a virtual machine, please do not expect a 1:1 performance / visual experience. Install VMware Workstation Pro 15.5.x or VMware Player 15.5.x Run the VMware Workstation Pro/Player setup and follow the prompt leaving all the options as default.