How to boot OpenWRT on VMware Fusion from .img file?

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I have VMware Fusion 10.
I have created VM with Other Linux 3.x kernel.
I have downloaded OpenWRT OS image openwrt-18.06.1-x86-64-combined-ext4.img
My question is how can I boot my OpenWRT OS from that .img file on my VM?
- When I start my VM I have this screen:

- Then VM opens Boot Manager:

So, how to tell VM to boot OS from .img file?
I'm on macOS High Sierra 10.13.4
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I have VMware Fusion 10.
I have created VM with Other Linux 3.x kernel.
I have downloaded OpenWRT OS image openwrt-18.06.1-x86-64-combined-ext4.img
My question is how can I boot my OpenWRT OS from that .img file on my VM?
- When I start my VM I have this screen:

- Then VM opens Boot Manager:

So, how to tell VM to boot OS from .img file?
I'm on macOS High Sierra 10.13.4
virtual-machine vmware openwrt bootable disk-image
Welcome, You should convert the.imgto.vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27
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I have VMware Fusion 10.
I have created VM with Other Linux 3.x kernel.
I have downloaded OpenWRT OS image openwrt-18.06.1-x86-64-combined-ext4.img
My question is how can I boot my OpenWRT OS from that .img file on my VM?
- When I start my VM I have this screen:

- Then VM opens Boot Manager:

So, how to tell VM to boot OS from .img file?
I'm on macOS High Sierra 10.13.4
virtual-machine vmware openwrt bootable disk-image
I have VMware Fusion 10.
I have created VM with Other Linux 3.x kernel.
I have downloaded OpenWRT OS image openwrt-18.06.1-x86-64-combined-ext4.img
My question is how can I boot my OpenWRT OS from that .img file on my VM?
- When I start my VM I have this screen:

- Then VM opens Boot Manager:

So, how to tell VM to boot OS from .img file?
I'm on macOS High Sierra 10.13.4
virtual-machine vmware openwrt bootable disk-image
virtual-machine vmware openwrt bootable disk-image
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Welcome, You should convert the.imgto.vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27
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Welcome, You should convert the.imgto.vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27
Welcome, You should convert the
.img to .vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
Welcome, You should convert the
.img to .vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27
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Welcome, You should convert the
.imgto.vmdk. I am not experienced with Vmware but it work perfectly under VirtualBox.â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:41
See this answer on SO : stackoverflow.com/a/454914/5848185
â GAD3R
Aug 23 at 10:45
OpenWrt requires legacy boot, I think. I'm pretty sure it won't boot with EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 23 at 14:41
@MichaelHampton, What legacy boot?
â Green
Aug 24 at 16:26
You'll have to find the right setting in VMware Fusion to boot the guest with legacy boot instead of EFI.
â Michael Hampton
Aug 26 at 20:27