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On the Mac UTM is a nice wrapper around QEMU. They have a convenient gallery of preconfigured guest machines you can use and it's easy to export the QEMU cli co
by quux 4y ago
On the Mac UTM is a nice wrapper around QEMU. They have a convenient gallery of preconfigured guest machines you can use and it's easy to export the QEMU cli command for any of the hosts you config in UTM if you need to.
https://mac.getutm.app https://mac.getutm.app
- treesknees 4y agoAs far as I know, running UTM/QEMU is the only method so far to run an x86 VM on the M1 Mac. It works reasonably well, but I wish it was easier to do things like device passthrough or adding additional networks. If you get into the Advanced mode, you can pass in QEMU command flags directly which is nice.