macOS Tahoe VM images (OpenCore/QEMU), Apple-ID compatible, VNC
Add a macOS image pipeline mirroring the Windows one: unattended install,
generalization and user creation, driven end to end in QEMU on a KVM host.
lib/images/macos:
- makeOpenCore: OSX-KVM OpenCore ESP with a config.plist rewritten per image —
SMBIOS model + serial/MLB (macserial) + UUID + ROM=en0 MAC (built-in NIC pinned
to PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x12,0x0)) for Apple ID / iMessage / App Store; boot disk;
OpenCore self-entry hidden. ident.nix derives MAC+UUID from a seed so the NixOS
module and CLI know the NIC MAC at eval time.
- makeImage: one QEMU session driven by vm-driver.py (QMP + screenshot settle
detection + OCR of the menu bar) — boots the recovery via OpenCore, opens
Terminal (Ctrl-F2 -> Utilities -> Terminal), types the bootstrap command;
vmix-install.sh erases the disk as APFS, lays down the host-extracted installer
app skeleton + a byte-exact SharedSupport.dmg (raw disk mapped to that byte range
of the pkg, dd'd in — Recovery's xar truncates an 18 GB member), runs
startosinstall with the vmix agent pkg. OpenCore is then copied into the image's
ESP so it boots standalone with OVMF.
- customizeImage / templates: boot the image with a FAT-then-HFS+ VMIX volume; the
vmix agent (LaunchDaemon) runs a script as root, records status and powers off —
the macOS counterpart of Windows Audit Mode. generalize creates the admin user +
auto-login (kcpassword), suppresses Setup Assistant, sets hostname/timezone,
grows APFS, and assigns a fresh SMBIOS identity. Templates: noUpdates,
performance, remoteAccess (ssh + screen sharing).
- fetchRecovery: Apple recovery BaseSystem, retried until the pinned Tahoe build
(osrecovery load-balances Sequoia/Tahoe during the rollout). makeAgentPkg builds
a distribution flat pkg on Linux (xar+bom+cpio) for startosinstall --installpackage.
CLI: vmix build/copy/run for macOS (run --macos --vnc, reads the image's MAC from
its ESP), and a `vmix macserial` helper. NixOS module: disks.os.file carrying
_vmixOsType="macos" auto-enables the macOS QEMU profile (AppleSMC+OSK, Skylake
CPU spoof, AHCI system disk, VMware SVGA, pinned NIC); macos.{enable,cpu,mac}.
Status: proven through the installer prepare phase (SharedSupport.dmg mounts,
version 26.6.2 read, SU catalog loads). Two blockers remain, documented in
lib/images/macos/README.md: (1) startosinstall's OSISVerifyBaseSystemOperation
rejects the byte-identical plain-UDIF SharedSupport as "pkgdmg missing a footer"
in this Tahoe recovery/VM; (2) Apple's CDN unreliably serves the Tahoe recovery
during rollout (self-hosting the verified BaseSystem is the robust fix).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XsESshRCoBoUVWV9qKURUF
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# Print heap offsets of the entries of a xar archive (InstallAssistant.pkg) as JSON,
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# so SharedSupport.dmg can be exposed to the VM as a raw disk without extracting 18 GB.
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import json
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import struct
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import sys
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import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
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toc_xml, archive = sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2]
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with open(archive, 'rb') as f:
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magic, hsize, ver, toc_c, toc_u, cksum = struct.unpack('>4sHHQQI', f.read(28))
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assert magic == b'xar!', 'not a xar archive'
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heap = hsize + toc_c
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out = {}
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for entry in ET.parse(toc_xml).getroot().iter('file'):
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data = entry.find('data')
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if data is None:
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continue
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out[entry.findtext('name')] = {
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'offset': heap + int(data.findtext('offset')),
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'length': int(data.findtext('length')),
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'size': int(data.findtext('size')),
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'encoding': data.find('encoding').get('style'),
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}
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json.dump(out, sys.stdout, indent=2)
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