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Qemu is the hypervisor in this situation. Which doesn't necessarily preclude having Rosetta acceleration of AMD64 binaries within the ARM64 Linux guest itself.
by ecnahc515 3y ago
Qemu is the hypervisor in this situation. Which doesn't necessarily preclude having Rosetta acceleration of AMD64 binaries within the ARM64 Linux guest itself.
That said, as far as I know, the only official way to use Rosetta inside a Linux guest is using Virtualization.Framework, which allows mounting a Rosetta binfmt handler via Virtiofs. So it's also going to use Qemu inside the VM to handle running amd64 images, not Rosetta.