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This is a long-standing issue...while VMs on x86-based Macs can log into iCloud (and thus sign into Xcode teams and the MacOS App Store), VMs on ARM Macs have b
by throwaway-blaze 2y ago
This is a long-standing issue...while VMs on x86-based Macs can log into iCloud (and thus sign into Xcode teams and the MacOS App Store), VMs on ARM Macs have been unable to do so.
Looks like this is coming, although ironically the first beta of the OS lists the following Known Issue:
"Users will not be able to sign-in to iCloud and related applications. (128924562)"
Sigh, but the day is coming when a VM can actually be useful for iOS/MacOS devs on an ARM Mac.
- newaccount74 2y agoThere's still the 2 VM limit that severely limits the usefulness of the feature. Is there any word on whether they are lifting that? A Mac studio could probably run a dozen or more VMs, but Apples artificial limit makes it very hard to make Apple Silicon build farms.
- roblabla 2y agoIf you're OK with unsupported means, there are ways of bypassing that limit. See https://khronokernel.com/macos/2023/08/08/AS-VM.html https://khronokernel.com/macos/2023/08/08/AS-VM.html .