(And using development test builds increases the chances of your voice being heard in our development process.) And if you do not have a support contract, a willingness to use test builds increases your chances of receiving informal support. Regularly installing stable or development test builds and using them in your day-to-day work is one of the best ways you can help us improve the VirtualBox user experience. See below for information about installing Linux packages.
If one of these links does not work at any time feel free to ask us to update it on IRC or the development mailing list. So, we do need a solution for running the Mastodon vagrant box on Apple M1/M2 machines.Here we provide you with regularly updated links to recent builds. This will not change for VirtualBox 7, and the "Technology Preview" marker will stay for the foreseeable future, indicating that it won't be supported at all.Īt best you'll get some really old 32-bit Linux to run to some degree, such as DSL 4.4.10. It isn't anywhere near production ready, we know. The implementation isn't complete yet (which is what you saw), and in top of that the performance is known to be extremely low. In a way the ARM64 package "slipped out", and it's not expected to work reliably. There will be no official support for M1 with 7.0, not even for ARM virtualization, let alone x86 emulation on ARM. Treat the M1 build as a very very early technical preview please, the Beta label is completely misleading and will be changed (this comes from the automated build system and aligns with the rest of the builds). Even if that were to be fixed, the performance will likely be terrible.
However, this doesn't actually work for me as the machine created by vagrant with ubuntu/bionic64 box gets aborted. I discovered that VirtualBox now has a Developer Preview build for Apple M1/M2 hosts.
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