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> Additionally Apple intentionally designed the M1 architecture to support additional OSes How can you say that? Where is the documentation for M1 that can be

• stormbrew 4y ago
  See the section "Permissive Security Policy" at https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/security/sec7d92dc49f/web https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/security/sec7d92dc49f/... If you're looking for specific hardware documentation it doesn't really exist per se but the xnu kernel is open source, so if you want to look a lot of the basic architecture is out there I'm pretty sure. That said, afaik asahi is avoiding looking at the xnu source and is mostly using their own m1n1 bootloader/hypervisor to run macos under and monitor hardware interaction and deriving their drivers from that. (m1n1 is honestly some incredible work and I actually used it to get a non-Linux, non-macos os to boot to serial console a few weeks ago, it was fun)
  • allenrb 4y ago
    Now that’s an interesting teaser! Care to share more, even if it was just a personal project?
    • stormbrew 4y ago
      can't right now but hopefully eventually :)