Re: A way to have a console (aarch64) under macOS Parallels: build the kernel with nodevice virtio_gpu; any way with an official kernel build?

> On 14 Feb 2025, at 01.50, Mark Millard <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I've no clue if the issue is specific to just Parallels
> or not: I've really only used Hyper-V (only getting
> it working for FreeBSD as a guest OS on amd64) and
> Parallels (aarch64 currently). So I do not know if
> it would be worth a tunable to, say, set the
> vd_priority offset from VD_PRIORITY_GENERIC, such
> that it could end up not replacing efifb. (I looked
> in the source code a little bit for this message.)

I’m using UTM on my M4 Macs, and it works just fine (so does VMware / Virtualbox in my experience) 
However in UTM you can choose your display device as to fx use a simple ram buffer console, maybe there is something similar I parallels ?

-Søren