I am trying to install VMware fusion on Mac M1 but its not getting power on and giving error. Do I need to install rosetta separately?
MacBook Air
VMWare Fusion is not M1 compatible. Rosetta 2 automatically downloads when needed.
Just to add, there are no compatible virtualization apps in release for M1 Macs.
nikunjdesai wrote:
By any chance its going to be available in near future?
There's no telling how "near" something will be available.
else how do I install Windows OS as virtual machine in M1
Right now, Parallels has a beta version which only runs the ARM64 version of Windows from Surface Pros. You need a Microsoft Insider Program account to get that.
See: https://www.parallels.com/blogs/parallels-desktop-apple-silicon-mac/
By any chance its going to be available in near future?
Else how do I install Windows OS as virtual machine in M1
Thank you friend.
You're welcome.
Not necessarily. Maybe the app developer has to set that up. How do I install and launch Rosetta 2 manually?
kwc1564 wrote:
Not necessarily. Maybe the app developer has to set that up. How do I install and launch Rosetta 2 manually?
You can't.
how do I install rosetta 2
