Correct, xhyve is built on the macos hypervisor framework.
I've had good experiences with it running linux guests, it took a bit of tweaking to get networking setup, but other than that it's been solid.
I've had good experiences with it running linux guests, it took a bit of tweaking to get networking setup, but other than that it's been solid.
ymmv, of course.
Can you point me to the resources you used? Thanks.
time (git clone github.com/mist64/xhyve.git; cd xhyve; make; ./xhyverun.sh) w/ "sudo halt" pasted into the resulting shell: 14.85s
https://gist.github.com/wiredfool/0e1aa099a29f562cdc3ba30c36...
The hard drive images are literally a qemu image for linux kvm that's been qemu-img converted to a raw format, then the kernel and initrd were extracted, and stored in the mac file system. This image was originally on my linux box for a while, before I needed to go mobile on the laptop with it.