vm: add macos vmware installation

Signed-off-by: James Landrein <james@cri.epita.fr>

docs/cri_vm.md

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 ### First step
 
-Install VMWare Workstation : [VMWare](https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-player/workstation-player-evaluation.html)
+Install VMWare Workstation : [VMWare Workstation](https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-player/workstation-player-evaluation.html)
 On Linux you can download it with your package manager
 ([Debian](https://wiki.debian.org/VMware) or [Archlinux](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VMware)).
 
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     `/home/epita`, this directory is kept between reboot, you will not lose files
     each time you stop your VM.
 
+## Mac VMWare Installation
+
+### First step
+
+For MacOS, install VMWare Fusion : [VMWare Fusion](https://www.vmware.com/go/downloadfusion).
+
+### Second step
+
+Download the iso file [ISO](https://static.cri.epita.fr/cri-vm.iso).
+
+Click on `Installer à partir du disque ou de l'image`.
+
+![import](assets/macos_install_1.png)
+
+Select the `cri-vm.iso` file.
+![import1](assets/macos_install_2.png)
+
+Select Linux > Autre noyau Linux 5.x et version ultérieur 64 bits.
+![import2](assets/macos_install_3.png)
+
+Select "BIOS hérité".
+![import2](assets/macos_install_4.png)
+
+Click on "Terminer" and save the VM.
+![import2](assets/macos_install_5.png)
+
+Before launching the VM, you need to edit the configuration.
+Go to Machine Virtuelle > Paramètres.
+![import2](assets/macos_configure_1.png)
+
+Then edit "Processeurs et mémoires".
+![import2](assets/macos_configure_2.png)
+
+Put 4096 Mo (at least) of memory. If you can put more - if you have *enough* RAM
+available. (Note that 4Go will probably be the maximum on a 8Go Mac).
+![import2](assets/macos_configure_3.png)
+
+Go back to the previous menu and click "Disque Dur (SCSI)".
+![import2](assets/macos_configure_2.png)
+
+Put (at least) 64 Go of disk space. Note that the disk format is optimized not to take
+that much space on your disk.
+![import2](assets/macos_configure_4.png)
+
+
+
+### Third step
+
+You now have an imported VM. You can now run it by double clicking on it.
+![imported](assets/macos_launch.png)
+
+In the familiar PXE menu, choose the `Prepare disk` entry.
+
+Let it boot, a script will run automatically and your VM will shutdown once its
+done.
+
+![ipxemenu](assets/vmware_ipxe.png)
+
+### Fourth step
+
+You can now `Start` your VM again. You can now use the PXE menu as usual to
+boot `Archlinux` image.
+
+You can use the `skip-download` image to avoid downloading the image each time.
+Be wary that this image may not be up to date and then have bugs. You should re-download
+the VM every once in a while to be sure to have all the latest tools and potential bugs fixes.
+You will find more information on this in the `cri.news` newsgroup.
+
+!!! warning
+    Be careful ! You should log with `epita` user and no password. Your data is in
+    `/home/epita`, this directory is kept between reboot, you will not lose files
+    each time you stop your VM.
+
+
+
 ## Common issues
 
 ### Error: failed to start Switch Root.
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 You should now be able to boot your VM.
 
+
+
+
 ## Small tips for a better environment
 
 ### Screen resolution
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 You can use it with `term_size SIZE`. SIZE being the font size (12, 14, ...
 for instance)
+