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Ubuntu successfully virtualized on M1
Ubuntu Linux virtualized on M1 (success!).
- the ISO file needed: ubuntu-20.04.1-live-server-arm64.iso
- apart from the ISO, using disk images is not implemented.
- SimpleVM.app is only a proof-of-concept.
- it is possible to SSH into the VM.
get Keka.app from keka.io
extract the files in the ISO using Keka.app
rename “vmlinuz” to…
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Exadra37
Oh, this name in the Portuguese language is not usable in a professional environment or in a public one for that matter, not because the way is written, but because how you say it ![]()
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AstonJ
Everyone wants to know now Paulo 
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Exadra37
Maybe this link can help:
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