Big Sur installation

Discussion in 'Parallels Desktop on a Mac with Apple silicon' started by ParallelsU519, Dec 17, 2020.

  1. Matthew18

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    Any news on when this will be supported? It's now been over 10 months since this announcement.
    I would like to start working on an M1 iMac but I really need a virtual machine to do so.
    Thanks.
     
  2. MikeH27

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    Blame Apple for making the ARM boot process an ass ache.
     
  3. HaraldSt

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    Based on Monterey beta 8 release notes Apple is still fixing bugs on running Monterey as a guest on the Monterey hypervisor. It's not just Parallels.
    Big Sur will never be supported due to Apple's limitations.
     
  4. HaraldSt

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    The reason for the complexity is to make it more secure. With my private financial data on a MacBook I will put up with the headaches.
    It's nasty out there.
     
  5. DKim

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    According to "NEW: Parallels Desktop 16.5 for Mac Supports Both M1 and Intel Chips" release notes, it was promised:
    Parallels Desktop 17.1.1 (51537) still doesn't support macOS Big Sur in a VM.
    Any news on when macOS Big Sur in a VM will be supported?
     
  6. DKim

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    Thanks for the info.
    I've created a Monterey VM, but with all these limitations and without sharing the network with the host machine, this VM is useless.
     
  7. JacobT4

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    I wanted to check the current status. I thought I was running Parallels on Apple M1 Mac with Big Sur.
    I have now upgraded to Monterey and would like to create a Parallels VM with Big Sur running on an Apple M1 Mac Pro.
    Is it possible to create a Parallels Big Sur VM on an Apple M1 Mac Pro
     
  8. JacobT4

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    Thank you for the confirmation.
     
  9. Silvan1

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    ...omg obvious, you have an M1 Chip, only M1-OS are supported aka Monterey +
     
  10. JacobT4

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