https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJTQG5qHMxY
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macOS Internals Deep Dive Building a Development Kernel Collection Configuring our Mac to boot the Development Kernel Collection Putting our machine to work! When did Apple grace us with this feature? Undoing our work for OS updates Closing Thoughts
Apple Silicon and Virtual Machines: Beating the 2 VM Limit
https://khronokernel.com/macos/2023/08/08/AS-VM.html
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macOS Internals Deep Dive Building a Development Kernel Collection Configuring our Mac to boot the Development Kernel Collection Putting our machine to work! When did Apple grace us with this feature? Undoing our work for OS updates Closing Thoughts
Hype for the Future 159/284 → List of Supported Operating Systems in GNOME Boxes
Overview Within the context of GNOME Boxes, an official catalog of available supported operating systems and even associated icons is available for the application and context. Such icons may vary by system version and other factors; however, the most common operating systems for the GNOME Boxes application are often intended to be listed first. List of Operating Systems in Gnome Boxes The following list of supported operating systems in GNOME Boxes assumes a host running Ubuntu 24.04.2 […]New post: Installing Mavericks on my Apple Silicon in a UTM VM
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Hype for the Future 139H → Alpine Linux: What to Expect
Introduction Alpine is a distribution of the Linux kernel with modern 32-bit and 64-bit variants and is one of a few rare distributions of Linux to continue to fully support 32-bit systems and associated configurations. Whether with the 32-bit or 64-bit installations of the distribution, the Alpine Linux distribution is an optimal solution for lightweight desktops and especially for servers and virtual machines. As a basic implementation of the Linux kernel, default implementations--even at […]Hype for the Future 139G → How to Install Virtual Machines for QEMU
Introduction With the Quick Emulator system, depending on platform and system architecture, the proper syntax for opening the virtual machine command is qemu-system-, where arch is the particular architecture in question. On select types of systems, such as ARM (32-bit qemu-system-arm and 64-bit qemu-system-aarch64), a specific machine configuration is required, using the -machine or shorthand -M command flag and associated parameter. Even though ARM virtual machines support -M virt, […]Hype for the Future 137D → What to Expect from Virtualization Videos
Introduction When novaTopFlex creates videos involving the presence of virtual machines, expect the display resolution of the display to be recorded using the ffmpeg command to be set to 960x540. The ffmpeg command-line parameters should be set as follows: ffmpeg -f pulse -i default -f x11grab -framerate 60 -draw_mouse 0 -i .mp4 Virtualization Standards More information will be available directly within the video comments at https://www.youtube.com/@novaTopFlex.Hype for the Future 137A → Virtual Machine Demonstrations
Introduction On the novaTopFlex channel on YouTube, at https://www.youtube.com/@novaTopFlex, numerous virtual machine demonstrations are often more difficult to insert and identify with respect to the associated systems. In an effort to ensure the most appropriate terms for formatting, mkfs.ext4 is the preferred command within virtual machines to format applicable disk images. Virtual Machines Upcoming videos requiring virtual machines will include Alpine and Slackware Linux […]