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You can run BESA Research on the Mac by means of a Windows emulator.
 
You can run BESA Research on the Mac by means of a Windows emulator.
  
 
There are several systems available:
 
There are several systems available:
* Parallels
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* Open source software
* VMWare Fusion
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** [https://www.virtualbox.org/ Oracle VM VirtualBox]
* Oracle VM VirtualBox
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* Commercial software
* ...
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** Parallels Desktop for Mac [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallels_Desktop_for_Mac]
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** VMWare Fusion [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware_Fusion]
  
=== Parallels ===
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=== Parallels Desktop for Mac ===
  
 
BESA Research runs with Parallels. However, it must not be run in the so-called "Coherency mode". This will lead to a crash. Outside this mode, BESA Research works.
 
BESA Research runs with Parallels. However, it must not be run in the so-called "Coherency mode". This will lead to a crash. Outside this mode, BESA Research works.
  
[[Categories: Mac]]
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=== VMWare Fusion ===
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BESA Research runs with VMWare Fusion.
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[[Category: Setup]]

Latest revision as of 16:49, 5 May 2021

Module information
Modules BESA Research Basic or higher
Version BESA Research 6.0 or higher

You can run BESA Research on the Mac by means of a Windows emulator.

There are several systems available:

Parallels Desktop for Mac

BESA Research runs with Parallels. However, it must not be run in the so-called "Coherency mode". This will lead to a crash. Outside this mode, BESA Research works.

VMWare Fusion

BESA Research runs with VMWare Fusion.