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This looks like a better open-source option: https://github.com/KhaosT/MacVM
Comparing the code between the two, VirtualBuddy seems like the better option to me (albeit not by a lot though). They are both lightweight wrappers around MacOS’s built in hypervisor, so I’m really not sure what you’re going on.
Anyone using Parallels to virtualize MacOS on M1 Macs?
Is virtualizing aarch64 macos via qemu on aarch64 Linux within the realm of possibility? I know it can be done for x86-64, but would be pretty cool if an aarch64 kvm hackintosh would be possible. I have an Nvidia Jetson AGX and honeycomb lx2 which in theory could be up to the task.
There are additional instructions only available on Apple chips beyond the aarch64 standard, so I don't think that this could be done in hardware (someone correct me if I'm wrong because this isn't my area) Of course it's possible in software in principle but obviously that would be awful.
Also important here is the bespoke ASIC functionality on their CPUs - as it's a system on chip, you'll likely need to emulate the full SoC, including all the peripherals the system expects to be there. Unlike x86_64, ARM isn't really designed to do device discovery on extensible buses in the same way. Your peripherals should all be in the same place, many being on the chip on internal interconnects.
Emulating anything would be possible with enough effort. But you'd likely need to emulate a whole host of extra bespoke silicon functionality on the SoC to get it working. For example, given every ARM Mac has a hardware neural engine, you might find unmodified Mac OS assumes it's there and usable for core functionality (or does so in future). It would probably be a lot of work to emulate all of the extra SoC stuff to the point you could boot the OS unmodified. But nothing is impossible - I think iOS has been run in third party emulators etc.
Is virtualizing aarch64 macos via qemu on aarch64 Linux within the realm of possibility? I know it can be done for x86-64, but would be pretty cool if an aarch64 kvm hackintosh would be possible. I have an Nvidia Jetson AGX and honeycomb lx2 which in theory could be up to the task.
So there is this: https://blogs.blackberry.com/en/2021/05/strong-arming-with-m...
And there is also work around getting iOS to boot, which could pave the way for future work. https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-eyeOS
Apple provides their own hypervisor framework and virtualization framework. Roughly 50 lines of code and you can boot up a mac vm which they support.
anyone know if any progress has been made on running hackintosh on amd chips like epyc or threadripper?
anyone know if any progress has been made on running hackintosh on amd chips like epyc or threadripper?