I am currently using a mac book pro 2020 (M1, big sur OS). I am trying to install kali Linux in a virtual box.
But I am getting an error: The hardware virtualization is enabled in the Acceleration section of the system page although it is not supported by the host system. It should be disabled in order to start the virtual system.
Can anyone help me with this?
DeeperDiver wrote:
VirtualBox is not compatible (yet) with Apple Silicon. My understanding is that Parallels is the only one that will run on ASi.
Just to add, only with ARM64 builds of Linux and supposedly the
ARM64 version of Windows if you have a Microsoft developers license.
Support for Intel OSes is still quite a ways off.
DeeperDiver wrote:
VirtualBox is not compatible (yet) with Apple Silicon. My understanding is that Parallels is the only one that will run on ASi.
Just to add, only with ARM64 builds of Linux and supposedly the
ARM64 version of Windows if you have a Microsoft developers license.
Support for Intel OSes is still quite a ways off.
VirtualBox is not compatible (yet) with Apple Silicon. My understanding is that Parallels is the only one that will run on ASi.
VirtualBox is not M1 compatible.
Not sure what you are asking. The link I posted leads to the VirtualBox forum.
In any case, there is no M1 compatible version of VirtualBox.
Check with VirtualBox to confirm whether it is compatible with the M1 Chip Mac.
Could you let me know where you are referring this answer ?
I am facing the same issue , recently bought macbook pro with m1 for studying.
Unable to install windows on virtualbox for learning powershell :((
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