virtualization with M2

Hello everyone. I bought a MacBook Air with m2. I'm trying to do a virtualization using UTM, but when I run it, I receive a black mirror... Has anyone the same problem? Did anyone find a solution?

Thanks.

Posted on Sep 26, 2022 4:56 AM

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Posted on Sep 26, 2022 5:27 AM

What operating system are you trying to run?

Have you tried to simply download one of the ready to go packages from the gallery on the UTM site or are you trying to do your own install? I would suggest using one of the ready to go packages as a test.


Also, are you using the latest version of UTM?


One other thing, double check your settings for the virtual machine so that you are using proper vide options. I am using the vita-ramfb emulated display card.


Otherwise I would suggest getting help in the UTM community site.


FWIW, I have Windows 11 and Fedora Linux running just fine in UTM virtual machines.

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Sep 26, 2022 5:27 AM in response to pasquale13

What operating system are you trying to run?

Have you tried to simply download one of the ready to go packages from the gallery on the UTM site or are you trying to do your own install? I would suggest using one of the ready to go packages as a test.


Also, are you using the latest version of UTM?


One other thing, double check your settings for the virtual machine so that you are using proper vide options. I am using the vita-ramfb emulated display card.


Otherwise I would suggest getting help in the UTM community site.


FWIW, I have Windows 11 and Fedora Linux running just fine in UTM virtual machines.

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