← Back to context Comment by nolist_policy 9 hours ago Do you know if the A series processor supports virtualization? 3 comments nolist_policy Reply xmodem 9 hours ago The A-series has supported virtualization since long before the M-series existed. iOS disables it in early boot, though.On the other hand, how much virtualization are you really going to be doing with 8GB of RAM? nolist_policy 9 hours ago A lot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47249309 dmitrygr 8 hours ago The hardware support was there for a while. Given that this runs macOS, i would guess (no insider knowledge) that it would work just fine and not be disabled like it is in iOS (by policy, not by technical reasons)
xmodem 9 hours ago The A-series has supported virtualization since long before the M-series existed. iOS disables it in early boot, though.On the other hand, how much virtualization are you really going to be doing with 8GB of RAM? nolist_policy 9 hours ago A lot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47249309
dmitrygr 8 hours ago The hardware support was there for a while. Given that this runs macOS, i would guess (no insider knowledge) that it would work just fine and not be disabled like it is in iOS (by policy, not by technical reasons)
The A-series has supported virtualization since long before the M-series existed. iOS disables it in early boot, though.
On the other hand, how much virtualization are you really going to be doing with 8GB of RAM?
A lot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47249309
The hardware support was there for a while. Given that this runs macOS, i would guess (no insider knowledge) that it would work just fine and not be disabled like it is in iOS (by policy, not by technical reasons)