Crash on Mac M1
Crash on Mac M1
I downloaded VirtualBox on Mac on Apple Silicon architecture. I created and configured a virtual machine with Windows 10. I launch the virtual machine to install the OS - the Windows 10 logo appears and then VirtualBox gives a critical error. The error prompts me to go here. Here is the log:
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Re: Crash on Mac M1
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 yet. Similar limits in Linux.
XP is the latest Windows OS reported working on the M1/M2 beta. More modern Windows won't run yet. Similar limits in Linux.
Re: Crash on Mac M1
Thanks for the answer. I tried to run Windows XP in a virtual machine, but when the Windows logo appears, the virtual machine just closes, and in VirtualBox it says that the virtual machine was interrupted. I used this virtual machine on a previous Mac, but after exporting to an ova file and importing it on a new Mac, it doesn't work. I removed the guest additions from the VM, but that didn't help :-( If needed, I can send the logs from the VM
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Re: Crash on Mac M1
You do realize that even if you get it "running", it's still going to be unusably slow, right? It's doing CPU simulation after all, which is a 1000 times slower than having the correct processor to start with.
Anyway, in addition to being the wrong guest OS, your previous log shows too much RAM being allocated: you can't afford more than 1024MB. And don't allocate more than one CPU core.
And note that the ARM build is a developer preview: not intended for general users and completely unsupported.
Anyway, in addition to being the wrong guest OS, your previous log shows too much RAM being allocated: you can't afford more than 1024MB. And don't allocate more than one CPU core.
And note that the ARM build is a developer preview: not intended for general users and completely unsupported.
Re: Crash on Mac M1
Ok, thanks, I’ll try to start my VM with 1024mb/1cpu