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Porting operating systems to Apple Silicon leagues harder than migrating software
netrox said:That's why I cannot use M1 Macs for work. I must have Intel compatibility to run VMs at near native speed. Unfortunately, I will have to buy Intel laptop. -
Linux is now 'fully usable' on Apple Silicon M1 Macs
zimmie said:therunningvm said:zimmie said:I wonder how they are able to load the kernel image at all. The tutorial should answer, but from the mention of pongoOS, I suspect they are exploiting some flaw in the secure boot process itself to load an arbitrary image and pass execution to it.
Reading through the commit for DART support, it looks like Apple did indeed design their own IOMMU core rather than using ARM's reference SMMU.
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Linux is now 'fully usable' on Apple Silicon M1 Macs
zimmie said:I wonder how they are able to load the kernel image at all. The tutorial should answer, but from the mention of pongoOS, I suspect they are exploiting some flaw in the secure boot process itself to load an arbitrary image and pass execution to it.
Reading through the commit for DART support, it looks like Apple did indeed design their own IOMMU core rather than using ARM's reference SMMU. -
Apple silicon Mac documentation suggests third-party GPU support in danger
keithw said:I'm finding it extraordinary difficult to believe that Apple could replace the existing Xeon-based Mac Pro (or even iMac Pro) with comparable performance & expandability in only two years. Low end, no problem at all. -
Tile accuses Apple of antitrust behavior in letter to EU regulators
prismatics said:MplsP said:So exactly what is apple doing? Tile and the article make several claims that Apple has systematically disabled tile products but never said how.We keep hearing about airtags but they’re still rumor-ware. Personally, I don’t think I’d use either AirTags or Tile, but I don’t think Apple should lock a competitor out, either.