M1/M2 MacOS Ventura 7.0 Beta

[VarCal]

I am using a MacBook Pro M1
Ventura
16Gig Member

I am trying to install any os on VirtualBox

I have Tried the Following
Windows 10
Windows 11
MintLinux

and I get the same thing when I try to install any os
I get the following message

A critical error has occurred while running the virtual machine and the machine execution has been stopped.
For help, please see the Community section on https://www.virtualbox.org or your support contract. Please provide the contents of the log file VBox.log and the image file VBox.png, which you can find in the /Users/varcal/VirtualBox VMs/Windows-10/Logs directory, as well as a description of what you were doing when this error happened. Note that you can also access the above files by selecting Show Log from the Machine menu of the main VirtualBox window.
Press OK if you want to power off the machine or press Ignore if you want to leave it as is for debugging. Please note that debugging requires special knowledge and tools, so it is recommended to press OK now.

Can any one Help

[scottgus1]

Please see M1/M2 Mac 7.0 Beta Status.
XP is the latest Windows OS reported working on the M1/M2 beta. More modern Windows won't run. Similar limits in Linux.

[VarCal]

What OS's can I use

Witch Older Mac OS can work and what Linux OS Can Work

also any news when win 10 or 11 will work

[scottgus1]

What OS's can I use

The sticky has some such information on Linux OS. You'll have to experiment. A comprehensive list has not been developed. If you tell us the results of your experiments then we'll have a comprehensive list.

any news when win 10 or 11 will work

No.

[mpack]

any news when win 10 or 11 will work

I think you had best assume - never. You have the wrong processor if you want to run a modern Intel based OS.

[loukingjr]

What OS's can I use

FWIW, if you want to run a virtual machine on Apple silicon Macs, you have to run an ARM64 version of Windows or Linux and use something other than VirtualBox. Such as Parallels Desktop, VmWare Fusion or UTM.