![]() ![]() You have to convert the VMDK file to a VHDX image. If you are using VMware, there is one extra step. If you have a Hyper-V virtual machine, you can just import the VMDX hard disk image directly in to UTM (though why you would use the unmitigated disaster that Hyper-V is I’m not sure…). There is a much easier way, if you already have a running virtual machine. ![]() ![]() The instructions on the UTM site involve you doing some weird hoop jumping to create an ISO. The engine I am using is UTM, which is a nice front end for the qemu open source project. To get it working, I took an existing VM that I had running in VMware Fusion on my previous Intel based Mac. To get it to work, you will be emulating x86-64 instructions, rather than pure virtualization, which means it will be noticeably slower than running on an Intel based Mac. Yes, it is, in fact possible (and in fact, it’s free, too). ![]()
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