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So, in the original QEMU, when compiling all softmmu's, VMApple is added to qemu-system-aarch64. Why not add instructions on how to install macOS and use it in QEMU?
When running ./qemu-system-aarch64-unsigned, VMApple doesn't show up.
It'd be nice to run another Apple operating system instead of just iOS!
A little side-note: This will require the Hypervisor framework, so the command must be signed with com.apple.security.hypervisor. For Linux, you can take advantage using the kernel and run the VM using KVM and OpenCore.
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So, in the original QEMU, when compiling all softmmu's, VMApple is added to
qemu-system-aarch64
. Why not add instructions on how to install macOS and use it in QEMU?When running

./qemu-system-aarch64-unsigned
, VMApple doesn't show up.It'd be nice to run another Apple operating system instead of just iOS!
A little side-note: This will require the
Hypervisor
framework, so the command must be signed withcom.apple.security.hypervisor
. For Linux, you can take advantage using the kernel and run the VM using KVM and OpenCore.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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