Next up: lower your virtual CPUs to 2 or 3. VBoxManage modifyvm "Mac OS X 10.12" -cpuidremove 1 So, for starters, please issue the following command to get rid of the CPU faking: Not that VMDK doesn't work, but the more you deviate from the defaults, the harder it is for me to understand which part might fail. And next time you create a VM for VirtualBox, please select the native VDI format. Is there something I can extract for you?ġ0.12 runs just fine on my Mac and it should on yours too, it's not that different from 10.11.įirst of all, you have to stop using that old "cpuid" hack that you found online in some obsolete blog posts. spx file is large and contains a lot of sensible information (UUIDs, MAC adresses and so on) I'd rather not post publicly. Whereas when I run kextstat without the grep filtering I get only apple and virtualbox kexts shown, there is no thirdparty stuff on that machine, kextwise.Īlso check your System Information, System Report. Index Refs Address Size Wired Name (Version) Kextstat | grep -v com.apple | grep -v org.virtualbox Where id VirtualBox find the 2nd one? Have you installed any virtual mouse, keyboard (Karabiner comes in mind)? If you're not sure, run the following in the Terminal and post the output: You say that you have only your trackpad. I have no clue why you would see two mice in your setup, mainly because I don't know your setup.
Usually mice tend to hide in attics or basements. Do you have an idea how to get rid of it? I have no idea where the second mouse comes from.
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