- Be on a M1 Mac - I'm using a Pro with 16gb RAM.
- Have Parallels Desktop installed - not from Mac app store in my case. I don't think the version downloaded from the Parallels site matters, I have the one above basic, but I think that just gets you more RAM.
Download the Jammy Jellyfish Daily Build:
- Create new vm using the iso.
- I didn't go with the automatic install option from Parallels. Not sure if it works the other way. Installed, rebooted, boot sequence froze after it couldn't find cd/dvd. I think I hit enter and it worked, or I restarted it somehow.
- Performed the following that I saw from the another post on this page:
- CD-ROM: "Connect image..."
- Navigate to /Applications/ and change to List view
- Expand Parallels Desktop.app/Contents/Resources/Tools/
- Select and Open prl-tools-lin-arm.iso
- Execute: sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/ cd /media/ sudo ./install
- allow it to install appropriate tools sudo reboot
- Worked for me!
- Now where are all the arm apps? Hopefully, they get ported over time.
- Side note, I tried really hard to get this working for Fedora 36, but couldn't get Parallels Tools to work.
- Bonus note, the speed of the system is much much faster using a M1 Mac vs 2020 mac mini with 32gb of RAM on x86 architecture. I figured they would be similar, but I was wrong. M1 is crushing it. Best of luck!
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