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Wrong OS, but VMware Fusion could do that with a boot camp volume. Worked magnificently. One of the few things I'm disappointed about losing with the transition
by selectodude 5y ago
Wrong OS, but VMware Fusion could do that with a boot camp volume. Worked magnificently. One of the few things I'm disappointed about losing with the transition to arm64.
- aasasd 5y agoRumor is, VMs work in Rosetta. Apparently people run Windows games that way—and are saying that performance is at least not worse than in plain Windows on x64. (Though I'm not so sure now that I remember it right, since VMs tend to use low-level approaches like kernel extensions, and Rosetta is probably not friendly toward those.)
- selectodude 5y agoI know that WoA works in Parallels Desktop, though I haven't tried it. That would at least give you access to x86-64 emulation in Windows. I am curious about playing around with Crossover which apparently implements WINE using Rosetta. Maybe I'll use my free time this weekend to try and compile that.
- 58028641 5y agoVMs do not work in Rosetta. But you can run ARM64 Windows in a VM and use Windows' x64 emulation. Rosetta does work with Wine.