This ticket was resolved successfully and there's absolutely no reason to keep the discussion going on here. Una volta effettuata questa operazione, avviamo la macchina virtuale. Please if you have any more questions, head to the forums. Dobbiamo montare il disco di MAC OS nel lettore host virtuale della macchina su cui dobbiamo effettuare l’installazione. Or, by Toutatis, until the sky falls in our heads! What kind of question is that? Are you looking for "guarantees" that this combination will work for eternity? Computers don't like humidity too much.įor how long? Until your computer dies, or you decide to get a new one. The latter ones have a tendency to make things. No way, unless you're using a 10.14 b3 with VirtualBox 5.2.14. You can't be possibly facing the same issues that this ticket is referring to. I'm experiencing issues running virtualbox and found this discussion very useful. NOT on the bugtracker, on the forums! It's in the name actually: forums. 'robertoandrade' was talking about something completely different and I pointed them to the forums, that's where the discussions take place to begin with. (Cars will.) Early computers had variable word sizes (try finding that today). For those of us who've been around the block a few times, 'upgrades' often include lost features. If you're referring to my comment in response to 'robertoandrade', I wasn't killing the discussion. It does list M1 compatibility for a wide variety of apps.
You can try alternative: ParallelsDesktop. There's still no word on whether the free VirtualBox VM environment will ever be updated to run on Apple Silicon.
There's nothing more to discuss about this specific issue. You unfortunately cannot run VirtualBox on Macs with Apple's M1 chip. I'm sorry, but what "rest of conversation" are you referring to? The ticket was closed when Apple took appropriate action and allowed VirtualBox > 5.2.14. Replying to don't kill a discussion thread without providing a direct link to the rest of the conversation.
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