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Hmm, really? Since Windows 10 your desktop runs in a guest domain, while the kernel running the drivers is isolated. Since about 5 years Apple provides this k
by eecc 6y ago
Hmm, really? Since Windows 10 your desktop runs in a guest domain, while the kernel running the drivers is isolated.
Since about 5 years Apple provides this kit: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/hypervisor https://developer.apple.com/documentation/hypervisor Yeah, you got to use the hardware drivers from Apple unless it also supports PCI pass through, not sure but with the current user base I guess nobody would do that anyway.
I expect Apple to eventually run their ring-1 off the T chip, with everything else from a VM abstraction. It’s just the natural evolution of the UEFI approach, and Apple being themselves they’re doing it “their way” without waiting for the crossfire infested industry committees to play along.