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Windows users who really want Microsoft’s flagship OS on an M1-powered Mac can use Parallels’ eponymous desktop hypervisor, and Microsoft’s free Windows 10 Arm Insider Preview release, to do the job. It appears that Apple has not created a direct replacement for Boot Camp, the tool that installs Windows alongside macOS on Intel-powered Macs. VMware reveals critical hypervisor bugs found at Chinese white hat hacking comp.There is no production version of Windows that runs on a M1 Mac.
I installed it yesterday, it supports Linux, but not yet Windows as they havent resolved some licensing issues.
India’s massive COVID-19 wave slows VMware desktop hypervisor development.( is the "chosen by fair dice roll" comic) /jx2PRNaJroĪnother new piece of documentation for macOS 12 details a class called VZMacOSBootLoader.
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But sharp-eyed observers have spotted some changes that will make Macs, including those powered by Apple’s own Arm-compatible silicon, more adept at running guest operating systems.Įvidence of Apple’s additions can be found here, in a brief mention of virtualization stating that macOS 12 supports the Virtio specification and can therefore create standard interfaces for many device types - including network, socket, serial port, storage, entropy, and memory-balloon devices.ĭeveloper Zhuowei Zhang spotted some of the new features, and perhaps even an XKCD Easter Egg.Īlso, cute XKCD reference at the end of the macOS 12 amework AVPBooter file. Parallels is allowing this as they believe that if the end user wants to violate the Windows ARM64 EULA, it's on them and not their responsibility. VMWare has zero support for any ARM64 version of Windows due to Microsoft licensing of ARM Windows. Desktop virtualization is not the kind of thing that gets a mention in Apple’s big product announcements, and today's effort that revealed macOS 12 - code-named Monterey - was no exception. On an M1 Mac, only Linux virtual machines can be used in the VMWare Fusion Tech Preview.