laoregon.blogg.se - Virtual box mac m1

What you really want is to have the VM mount your local disks so that you can access your data directly as a mounted filesystem. The drawback of using a VM, rather than installing natively on your computer, is that it only comes with a few GBytes of free virtual disk space. Just be forewarned that if you break something, or introduce inconsistencies that render the software unusable, it will be your responsibility to fix it or re-download the entire VM. Unlike previous versions of OBSVM, the obsuser now has administrator privileges, so you can more fully customize the operating system.

If you don't know what that is, please contact us. The password is the same as the Carnegie Observatories VISITOR WiFi password.

Use the Observatory User (obsuser) account. Click the "System" tab at left and edit the resources you want to allow the VM to use.Ĭlick the "play" button and this will boot up the VM.

You should now see "Rocky Linux 9" in the list of VMs (see figure at right).

From the File menu, select "Open." and open the OBSVM9arm-1.0.utm

Unzip OBSVM9arm-1.0.zip (double-click the file icon).

Download the OBSVM9arm virtual machine (12 Gbytes, md5sum = d7fe21f4023e7b5aa6a46772cb7d25d6).

Download/install UTM (Note that it is free to download from the website, but costs ~$10 on the Apple store).

Instead of VirtualBox, this solution uses another emulator called UTM. There is now a version of Linux (Rocky LInux 9) that runs under the ARM64-based M1 (aka Apple Silicon) chip.