then n and enter three times, then w to write changes and exitģ) Become root, create the loop devices and format the partitions of the image. then t (to change the type), then 1 for EFI System Partition then n (to create a new partition), then enter twice, then +200M and enter then g (to create a new GPT partition table) $ sudo -s is a suitable way of getting root.ġ) Create a suitable directory, download the Arch tarball and create the raw image: If you have installed QEMU from source, it will be located in the 'share' folder withinĬommands prefixed with $ are ran as a normal user and those prefixed # require root. The following software on said linux system:Īdditionally, if you wish to use QEMU you may need to download this on your M1 Mac I personally used Ubuntu 20.10 ARM64 running in Parallels TP to carry out this originally,īut any should work, and it doesn't have to be ARM64. QEMU - patched for M1 processors - patches: Ī working linux distribution of some description.
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