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I was trying to get a Unix VM up and running on Virtualbox using my Windows 11 Host Machine. After setting up the VM, I tried to locate the boot.efi file manually because the boot loader and startup.nsh couldn't locate them. Instead of boot screen, my VM froze for several seconds and I was met with this crash.
I tried to look for the answers online and I've tried the following:
- Changed my CPU profile to that of Intel CPU
- Disabled Hyper-V using bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off command

However I couldn't get the VM to boot even after following those fixes.

Help would be appreciated, thanks.

Apart from all the errors in allocation of resources (i.e. allocating more RAM and CPUs to the VM than are available]; and that you appear to have Hyper-V enabled which severely impacts vm performance in VirtualBox 6.1.34; running macOS in a VM on non-Apple hardware is NOT supported for Licensing reasons - see viewtopic.php?f=6&t=92649

Unix eh? We don't allow discussion of MacOS guests on non-Apple hardware (note: OP has Acer Aspire A515-45).

FAQ: MacOS Guests on non-Apple hardware.