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starting with M3+ you can use Hypervisor.framework/Virtualization.framework to spin up nested VMs. it would be amusing if that bypassed the limit.
by czk 5mo ago
starting with M3+ you can use Hypervisor.framework/Virtualization.framework to spin up nested VMs.
it would be amusing if that bypassed the limit.
- jonnrb 5mo agoLol with 2 VMs per VM you can do an infinite VM linked list where each macOS hosts a "guest" and a "next host". I'm too lazy to test this out. Any takers?
- colechristensen 5mo agoI think it's a little funny that my response is "no I'm not wasting my weekly tokens on that, it's not a good enough bit"
- bradfitz 5mo agoIIRC, that's only for Linux guests that can nest. macOS can only one level deep. That is: you can't have a macOS guest (running on the Apple hardware host) make its own macOS guest.