#PARALLELS FOR MAC OS HIGH SIERRA UPDATE#

Not able to create a boot image from a Mac with macOS High Sierra installed.

At the time of writing, we are aware of the following compatibility issues with macOS High Sierra: If you need to manage macOS High Sierra devices you must upgrade to Parallels Mac Management 6.1 (or newer). Releases prior to v6.1 are not officially supported on macOS High Sierra. Parallels Mac Management Releases Prior to v6.1

Format and partition, then apply macOS High Sierra 10.13 with implicit conversion to APFS.

Apply macOS High Sierra 10.13 to a Mac that has already upgraded to 10.13, without re-partitioning.

The following OSD scenarios are supported by Parallels Mac Management v6.1:.

The Format and Partition Disk task sequence step has limited support for APFS.

#PARALLELS FOR MAC OS HIGH SIERRA UPDATE#

We are investigating the issue and will update users with more information as soon as it is available.

In rare cases, a Mac may not be able to NetBoot a macOS image you may see a blank screen at the end of the boot sequence.

You can expect Parallels Mac Management to work seamlessly with macOS High Sierra, with just a few limitations: This release will officially support macOS High Sierra 10.13. In early October, we plan to release Parallels Mac Management v6.1. As the API keeps evolving, it was uncertain what the final release would look like, but now we are able to answer questions and share some great news. Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM customers have been asking about compatibility with APFS since it was first rumored. If you have not yet heard about the new file system, Apple’s web site has more detailed information.

This year, there is ample reason to be excited, with the release of Apple File System (APFS).

Just like the new iPhone X, this year’s macOS release has IT administrators excited, as well as nervous. It’s that time of year-iPhone pre-order season, and the release of a new macOS.

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