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The problem is that macOS ARM uses extra features that don't exist on CPUs outside of Apple Silicon. So you can run virtual macOS ARM on a macOS host (such as i
by trollbridge 10mo ago
The problem is that macOS ARM uses extra features that don't exist on CPUs outside of Apple Silicon. So you can run virtual macOS ARM on a macOS host (such as inside UTM), but not on anything else.
There isn't currently a real ecosystem of non-Apple ARM machines anyway.
- actionfromafar 10mo agoServers exist. Also, maybe the missing instructions can be trapped and emulated?
- trollbridge 10mo agoIt’s possible. As far as I know nobody has done this yet (outside of Apple).
- saagarjha 10mo agoThe virtual kernels are almost stock.
- trollbridge 10mo agoYeah, it wouldn’t be a huge amount of work.