arm64 ISO and VHDX images?

I am trying to install Windows 10 Client ARM64 Insider Preview - Build 21354

It installs on Paralletls 16.5, but (like previous versions) crashes just at 100% install with "failed to execute the operation" (with no details or clue of the cause!).
That part was perfactly fine in the video above.
 
MichaelH63 said:
You don't need a previous Windows installation. Just follow the steps in this video:
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Sorry, bin ich der einzige der alte VMs hat mit denen er weiterarbeiten will? Das ist doch alles noch gebastel, wenn ich erst alles neu aufbauen muss, mit einem Testprogramm ect....
 
DaleK2 said:
I use uupdump.net to create arm64 based iso's and it has yet to fail me, just use brew to install the components (ignore the ssl errors as it still works)
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Which build? Did you do anything special to get it to work? I'm trying to install Win10 from an .iso instead of the .vhdx. I'm building the .iso fine using the linux script in the download package but I get an unhandled thread error at the start of installation.
 
I have followed the instructions for setting up Windows 10 ARM64 under Parallels 16.5. When it asks for the Windows VHDX file, I select the file I downloaded (build 21354) and parallels gives me an "Unable to detect operating system" error. If I press Continue, select Windows 10, Productivity, and Create, I get "operation failed. Failed to execute the operation."

Any ideas how to get past this problem?
 
never_released said:
Clarifying why CentOS (Stream) and RHEL don't boot on Parallels for M1:
It's because their kernels assume a 64KB page size. That translation granule isn't available on Apple M1.

(which only supports 4KB and 16KB granules)
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Thanks for the tips, I was searching the whole internet looking for comments like this.
However, would you explain more details about the page size. Is this due to hardware limitation like you have mentioned the "translation granule isn't available on Apple M1", or it just something that PD have deal with and perhaps would be patched in the future?
 
Not sure if anyone care but I have been able to install Windows 11 arm64 in Parallels on my M1 Macbook Pro 11. This thing is FAST! If you care to know how to do it then here you go. It was rather easy actually.

This solution is derived from (588) Windows 11 ARM is FINALLY HERE! M1 Mac Install Tutorial - Parallels VM + Game Benchmark Comparison - YouTube

- Using uupdump.net create the two iso (win10 and win11)
- Mount win11 iso
- Mount win10 iso
- Copy the win10 iso files to a new folder
- Replace the win10 iso files /sources/install.wim with /sources/install.wim from the win11 iso
- Create new iso from combined files in new folder:

.\bin\cdimage.exe -bootdata:1#pEF,e,b"D:\iso\win11arm64\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin" -o -m -u2 -udfver102 D:\iso\win11arm64 win11arm64.iso

- Use to install win11 on parallels for m10
 
Has anyone successfully installed MacOS Big Sur? I get the same error, and when I follow this process, and it doesn't work.
 
FerdinandR said:
I have followed the instructions for setting up Windows 10 ARM64 under Parallels 16.5. When it asks for the Windows VHDX file, I select the file I downloaded (build 21354) and parallels gives me an "Unable to detect operating system" error. If I press Continue, select Windows 10, Productivity, and Create, I get "operation failed. Failed to execute the operation."

Any ideas how to get past this problem?
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Exactly the same behavior on my macbook air m1 ( BigSur), but while using Parallels 17.0
 
FerdinandR said:
I have followed the instructions for setting up Windows 10 ARM64 under Parallels 16.5. When it asks for the Windows VHDX file, I select the file I downloaded (build 21354) and parallels gives me an "Unable to detect operating system" error. If I press Continue, select Windows 10, Productivity, and Create, I get "operation failed. Failed to execute the operation."

Any ideas how to get past this problem?
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Hi, my problem was same. i was installed program on apple store.
but it not worked.
after, i download Paralels from their web site (www.paralles.com) and install it. when it install, ask for file permissions, i approve it.
And voila! it's work like a champion.
i think it's a file permission problem...
 
NikolaiS@Parallels said:
Hello,
Yes, indeed, at the momen a manual installation is required (otherwise the images are incorrectly detected as x86). To perform it, please follow the steps below:

1. Open Parallels Desktop. Click New > Install Windows or another OS from a DVD or image file > Continue > Choose Manually > Continue without a source > Continue > Ok > Continue > Create.

2. Open the virtual machine's Configuration: click Parallels icon || > Control Center > right click on the virtual machine > Configure.

3. Click Hardware > CD/DVD > Source and browse to the installation .iso

4. Switch back to the virtual machine's Window and in the top menu click Actions > Reset.

5. Virtual machine shall boot from the installation image and let you proceed with installing the OS.
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I don't have a .iso file. Just the .VHDX that isn't working. What am I missing?
 
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