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You can run MacOS in a VM as long as it’s on apple hardware.
by erric 8y ago
You can run MacOS in a VM as long as it’s on apple hardware.
- asveikau 8y agoRight, but then the question of what hardware to use remains. And if you find it, perhaps the VM isn't as necessary.
- stuaxo 8y agoOutside of that MacOS in a VM is a bit performance hamstrung as hardware acceleration for graphics doesn't work in most straightforward setups.
- briandear 8y agoDo you have any references to running GPU workloads on a Mac VM?
- johncolanduoni 8y agoNVidia passthrough is actually not too hard to get working these days on KVM, thanks to the driver support that’s been added aimed at eGPUs.
- ASalazarMX 8y ago"DO NOT JUMP THE FENCE"
- skykooler 8y agoHowever, even in a VM it's missing hardware IDs that prevent it from being able to sign an app that can actually run on an iPhone.
- saagarjha 8y agoWhat hardware ID are you talking about? As far as I was aware, as long as your code is validly signed it should run fine on iPhone.