virtualize mac on m1

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TimothyR7

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I would love the feature to virtualize another Macintosh on Apple Silicon as I am a security researcher and don't want to test exploits on real hardware.
 
I have been using Parallels Desktop to run old but still useful/essential software on a MacOS 10.13.6 VM because it will not run on a newer MacOS. And now that I have upgraded to Big Sur on an M1 iMac, that MacOS 10.13.6 VM is flagged as incompatible (after I have also paid for an upgrade to Parallels Desktop ... which now no longer serves the purpose for which I originally bought it). So, I am now eagerly awaiting an upgrade to Parallels Desktop on which I will be able once again to run my legacy Mac software on my MacOS 10.13.6 VM.
 
RichardJ14 said:
I have been using Parallels Desktop to run old but still useful/essential software on a MacOS 10.13.6 VM because it will not run on a newer MacOS. And now that I have upgraded to Big Sur on an M1 iMac, that MacOS 10.13.6 VM is flagged as incompatible (after I have also paid for an upgrade to Parallels Desktop ... which now no longer serves the purpose for which I originally bought it). So, I am now eagerly awaiting an upgrade to Parallels Desktop on which I will be able once again to run my legacy Mac software on my MacOS 10.13.6 VM.
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Hi,
At the moment it is only possible to run macOS 12 Monterey Vm on M1 Mac in Parallels Desktop 17. You should have macOS Beta installed on Mac.
https://kb.parallels.com/125561
 
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