Macos Sequoia Vmware Image Xcode 15.1 =link= -

By default, macOS Sequoia may block Xcode 15.1, showing a "not supported" error. You can use these community-verified workarounds to force it to run: Direct Binary Execution

If your VMware version supports NVMe virtual controllers, delete the default SATA controller and add an NVMe virtual disk. Xcode’s indexing ( com.apple.dt.IDECache ) is I/O-bound. NVMe cuts build times by ~30%. macOS Sequoia VMware Image Xcode 15.1

For developers and power users, setting up a on Windows using VMware is a powerful way to test apps and explore new features without dedicated Apple hardware. While macOS Sequoia (version 15) officially requires Xcode 16 or later for full support, many legacy projects still rely on Xcode 15.1 . By default, macOS Sequoia may block Xcode 15

(the version string for Xcode 16) to trick the OS into allowing the launch. Command Line Tools NVMe cuts build times by ~30%