This is the most common and reliable method. You install a hypervisor like UTM (a user-friendly front-end for QEMU) on your ARM device and then create a new virtual machine. The key is to force the VM to emulate an x86_64 architecture rather than virtualize the native ARM one. The steps generally look like this:
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Developers modified the installation media to streamline emulation compatibility. The major fixes included in this customized image include:
To understand why a native ARM64 ISO is a myth, we have to look at how computer architecture works.