How to create and configure a Sequoia beta to run in a virtual machine on an Apple silicon Mac, either in Sequoia or Sonoma, and a surprise in its features.
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If you run macOS virtual machines (VMs) on Apple silicon Macs using lightweight virtualisation, you may wish to […]
These fix a bug when restoring a VM window that has been minimised to the Dock.
Details of supported VMs, file sharing, serial numbers, networking, input devices, display, Recovery mode and more.
How to build and set up a VM with an older version of macOS without it getting updated to the current version, using Viable.
All three apps now offer a choice of bridged or NAT networking, or no network connection at all. There’s also improved reporting of VM opening.
VMs for investigating Software Update, malware protection, and discovering how to use VoiceOver to control them. And news on bridged networking support.
A sandboxed and isolation version of Viable designed for security and other researchers, now updated to match features in the latest release of Viable.
Although these VMs are fast and even support Rosetta 2, they do have significant disadvantages, as detailed here.
New version of ViableS runs in a sandbox, with no shared folders, and can now be isolated from networks. So how well does Ventura work without internet?
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