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I mean, you can do that now. So, yes, but not because of this.

• draebek 4y ago
  I know of Azure SQL Edge, which has significant limitations, but I don't know how to run MS SQL Server on an M1 at anything more than glacial speeds (i.e. full system emulation in Qemu). Is there something I don't know about? Please share!
  • my123 4y ago
    the Drawbridge environment has some peculiar needs that most JITted envs don't provide. So unlikely to work but will test that out soon...
    • draebek 4y ago
      If you're speaking about the existing technique MS has developed to run MS SQL on Linux, it doesn't work on M1s in Docker under Qemu user emulation: https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/668 https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/668 That's 2019. I haven't tested 2017 or 2022, but I assume they don't work either. AFAIK the official advice is to use Azure SQL Edge instead.
      • my123 4y ago
        qemu-user is indeed hopelessly unsuitable for any kind of heavy use. Use anything else. :) But that doesn't answer the question of "does Rosetta deal with it properly?".
        • my123 4y ago
          SQL Server doesn't work under Rosetta.
          • draebek 4y ago
            Oh! Sorry, I didn't realize you were going to try it under Rosetta. That is very disappointing that Rosetta doesn't do any better. Thanks for testing.
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