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by aliqot 1347 days ago
You can do this in UTM, it's a GUI that wraps QEMU.
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UTM can use both native Apple Virtualisation and QEMU virtualisaion+emulation. The QEMU one can't make use of the M1/M2 Intel memory translation acceleration the same way native virtualisation can, but it can make use of acceleration on ARM64 workloads.
Has anyone seen a guide to installing OpenBSD on M1 Mac using UTM?
No, but given that UTM is a graphical wrapper around QEMU would this be a worthy substitute? https://codeofconnor.com/running-an-arm64-openbsd-virtual-ma...
Thanks. I’ll give it a go.