Can you promote threads set to run on E cores so they run on P cores instead? Can you demote threads set to run on cores so they run in the background on E cores?
virtualisation
The macOS 15.2 update includes the second phase of AI support for Apple silicon Macs, introducing the Image […]
Discovering whether using more threads makes a task faster gives insight into where its performance is limited. How to use a VM to investigate this.
A bug, most probably in the early part of kernel boot in guest macOS, prevents M4 Macs virtualising macOS prior to 13.4.
macOS virtual machines are preferentially run on P cores. Details on their performance, core allocation, frequencies and power use/
periodic has been removed from Sequoia. AI doesn’t appear to activate in macOS 15.1 VMs, and they may get a surprise update intended for M4 Macs.
Step by step guide to building and installing a VM running macOS 15.0 Sequoia with Apple Account access to iCloud, and updating XProtect.
How secure and private can you make a macOS VM on Apple silicon? Follow these steps to create your own private Mac within macOS.
If you are beta-testing macOS 15 Sequoia in a lightweight virtual machine on an Apple silicon Mac, beware […]
It has taken 2 years for virtualisation on Apple silicon to support Apple ID with iCloud and its features. But it still doesn’t let you run almost all App Store apps.
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