Nested virtualisation support for windows on apple silicon

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IvarH1

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I see support have been added on m3 and above for nested virtualisation for linux. however I don't have the same option for windows VM's. Anyone knows when or if this will be added? It's preventing me from running hyper-v vm's in my windows vm.
 
IvarH1 said:
I see support have been added on m3 and above for nested virtualisation for linux. however I don't have the same option for windows VM's. Anyone knows when or if this will be added? It's preventing me from running hyper-v vm's in my windows vm.
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Hey @IvarH1, nested VT for Windows on Apple silicon is still under development. What exactly do you do with hyper-v VMs? What's your use case?
 
Dmitry Geynisman said:
Hey @IvarH1, nested VT for Windows on Apple silicon is still under development. What exactly do you do with hyper-v VMs? What's your use case?
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WSL 2 and Docker on my main use cases as well. I know I can set up a linux VM, run it at the same time as the windows VM, and use visual studio to connect to it for the windows development, but it's so much more of a pain than just running WSL under windows.
 
Dmitry Geynisman said:
Hey @IvarH1, nested VT for Windows on Apple silicon is still under development. What exactly do you do with hyper-v VMs? What's your use case?
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Hi @Dmitry Geynisman, sorry to dig up this thread, but a good portion of the Rocket League community (including myself) playing on Parallels on Apple Silicon can no longer start the game online since Epic Games added Easy Anti-Cheat to the game recently. Their anti-cheat requires HVCI enabled which we are unable to enable because that is a Windows feature that requires nested VT in our case.

Since January, do you have a roadmap or do you know when it could probably be ready for GA ?

Best regards,
 
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