Releases: ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm-helper
0.9.5 "Last one off Catalina" Edition
0.9.5 now installs macOS Mojave by default, which may fix kernel panics for some users.
Additionally, it improves the clarity of certain error messages.
IMPORTANT REMINDER: VT-d is a special option and is not the same as normal virtualization. If it's not in your BIOS, your computer likely doesn't support ra1nstorm!
This is a beta version and may have bugs. Here goes!
Windows users want the "setup.exe" that prepares a Linux environment. Once Xubuntu is installed using setup.exe, you run "/host/ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm.run" in order to begin ra1nstorm setup.
Ubuntu and derivative distro users can just run "ra1nstorm.run" file using bash.
Always read the README.md guys!
Release 0.9.4b "I can't believe it's not Apple: It could've been great" Edition
0.9.4b has been released, which should fix the following bugs:
- #35 Download failed (wubi.exe)
- #41 Stuck on Locating USB controller.
- #56 Modules.bak error when detecting USB controller (Sorry about this guys. New users can now finish the setup.)
- The setup introduction now properly shows 0.9.4 as a version
In addition to fixed bugs, the intro screen now has links to official ra1nstorm webpages.
IMPORTANT REMINDER: VT-d is a special option and is not the same as normal virtualization. If it's not in your BIOS, your computer likely doesn't support ra1nstorm!
This is a beta version and may have bugs. Here goes!
Windows users want the "setup.exe" that prepares a Linux environment. Once Xubuntu is installed using setup.exe, you run "/host/ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm.run" in order to begin ra1nstorm setup.
Ubuntu and derivative distro users can just run "ra1nstorm.run" file using bash.
Always read the README.md guys!
Version 0.9.3 "Works 100% of the time 50% of the time" Edition
0.9.3 has been released, which should fix the following bugs:
- #20 Permission denied to open BootVM.sh
- #13 ra1nstorm failed to download macOS installer (No such file or directory)
- #26 VFIO not working (attempting to forward entire PCI bridge)
- and probably something else I forgot
In addition to fixed bugs, system information logs are now more detailed.
This is a beta version and may have bugs. Here goes!
Windows users want the "setup.exe" that prepares a Linux environment. Once Xubuntu is installed using setup.exe, you run "/host/ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm.run" in order to begin ra1nstorm setup.
Ubuntu and derivative distro users can just run "ra1nstorm.run" file using bash.
Always read the README.md guys!
Release 0.9.2g: "What the heck is wrong with this?" Edition
0.9.2g is a bugfix and feature release.
It should fix the following:
- #24 No VM configuration
- #20 BootVM script isn't executable
- #13 ra1nstorm failed to download macOS (no fetch-macOS.py)
- #19 BootVM.sh error
- Inability to copy system information logs
- "Operation not permitted" when booting the VM
- #25 Error installing macOS Catalina
We also add a new actions menu that allows you to either install ra1nstorm, uninstall it, repair the dreaded VFIO error, create a log file, or boot the VM.
0.9.2g: System Information Logs are now more detailed
Second Release
0.9.1b fixes a critical bug in installation
This release should fix several bugs, including:
- "No such file or directory" in the Xubuntu installer #2 #3
- "ra1nstorm requires an Intel CPU" #5
- "Failed to install prerequisites" #4
We also add support for AMD CPUs, improve iPhone detection, and have lowered the RAM requirements to 4GB.
This is a beta version and may have bugs. Here goes!
Windows users want the "setup.exe" that prepares a Linux environment. Once Xubuntu is installed using setup.exe, you run "/host/ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm.run" in order to begin ra1nstorm setup.
Ubuntu and derivative distro users can just run "ra1nstorm.run" file using bash.
Always read the README.md guys!
FIRST RELEASE
New Version
ra1nstorm 0.9.3 is out which fixes many bugs: HERE
This is a beta version and may have bugs. Here goes!
Windows users want the "setup.exe" that prepares a Linux environment. Once Xubuntu is installed using setup.exe, you run "/host/ra1nstorm/ra1nstorm.run" in order to begin ra1nstorm setup.
Ubuntu and derivative distro users can just run "ra1nstorm.run" file using bash.
Always read the README.md guys!