Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2025 10:53:34 +0100 From: Matthew Seaman <matthew@FreeBSD.org> To: freebsd-current@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Hi! Available to help Message-ID: <3dd0499c-ff33-44b6-b557-b30421186ffd@FreeBSD.org> In-Reply-To: <20250630214114.33816540.40034626.38781690@dino.sk> References: <3BE02ABD-776F-46AF-8266-12AB93AB0E50@kd2ycu.com> <20250628075502.48308911.40034626.82209601@dino.sk> <30CB7E73-AB81-4083-8173-6D95DF8098B9@kd2ycu.com> <20250630161838.23196978.40034626.72116779@dino.sk> <E9DA40CD-543D-479C-A50E-848A226C9FF1@kd2ycu.com> <20250630214114.33816540.40034626.38781690@dino.sk>
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On 30/06/2025 20:41, Milan Obuch wrote:
> I don't know anything more specific, but there should be some
> technology allowing running x86 binaries on M1 macs... or maybe
> something like VirtualBox or QEMU exists as well. Or something
> specialized like Parallels desktop... Also there was some work done
> targetting Apple M1, probably something could be found in archive of
> freebsd-arm mailing list or in wiki.
UTM.app is essentially a wrapper around qemu -- it's available at £9.99
(or your local currency equivalent) from the App store, or for free if
you download it from GitHub.
https://mac.getutm.app
Supports Rosetta for running foreign CPU arch binaries -- it will be
dissapointingly slow, but I don't think that can be helped however you
handle it.
Recommended. Also works on iOS.
Cheers,
Matthew
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