I have a mid 2012 MBP that I'm about to give away. It has tons of files, settings, software, etc, and I don't have time to clean it right now.
I'm therefore looking for a way to make an image file of it (using SuperDuper?), and virtualize on my newer iMac with VMware/Parallels. Both the old and the new Mac run High Sierra.
1) Will VMware/Parallels recognize the SuperDuper file? If not, is there any other tool that makes image files that are supported by VMware/Parallels?
2) I will have to keep the image file on an external drive due to size. Does VMware/Parallels support this? I know it will be slow, but this is the only possible way.
I'm therefore looking for a way to make an image file of it (using SuperDuper?), and virtualize on my newer iMac with VMware/Parallels. Both the old and the new Mac run High Sierra.
1) Will VMware/Parallels recognize the SuperDuper file? If not, is there any other tool that makes image files that are supported by VMware/Parallels?
2) I will have to keep the image file on an external drive due to size. Does VMware/Parallels support this? I know it will be slow, but this is the only possible way.
