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It was pretty smart of Apple to switch to a proprietary architecture. I can’t imagine MacOS running on standard Arm.
by pipeline_peak 3y ago
It was pretty smart of Apple to switch to a proprietary architecture. I can’t imagine MacOS running on standard Arm.
- seabrookmx 3y agoI think the machine code would run (maybe not Rosetta2, since it uses weird extensions) but the issue is the weird boot sequence. You'd basically have to do the inverse of what Asahi Linux is doing to get it to boot on a machine with ACPI or another bespoke boot system (ala. Raspi).