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## Chromium / VS Code / Slack / Discord / some other Electron app or Chrome-based browser stopped rendering after an update.
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This is an [upstream Chromium bug](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1442633) affecting all Chromium-based frameworks such as [Electron](https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/40366). You have to manually delete your shader cache (e.g. `~/.config/Slack/GPUCache`). We can't do anything about it until the fix is backported/released to users.
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## Start up automatically after a power failure
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This configuration is available at `/sys/bus/platform/devices/macsmc-reboot/ac_power_mode`. Valid options are `off` and `restore`, which is equivalent to the toggle in System Settings on macOS. It is not possible to set the machine to power on unconditionally when power is connected.
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## Wake for network access (WoL/WoWLAN)
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- Wake on LAN does not work. The BCM57762 gigabit Ethernet controller supports WoL via magic packets, it can be enabled with `ethtool -s REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_INTERFACE wol g`, but the machine does not wake up when it receives magic packets.
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title: m1n1 Hypervisor
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The m1n1 hypervisor targets macOS Ventura 13.5. Running later versions of macOS under the m1n1 hypervisor is not supported.
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# Running macOS under the m1n1 hypervisor
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You can run either a development kernel obtained from Apple, in which case you will have debug symbols, or use the stock kernel found in a macOS install.
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For Asahi Linux, we do not install alongside macOS in the same container, because that would require using APFS for Linux (which isn't stable yet nor mainlined). We just create normal GPT partitions for Linux. Asahi Linux also needs to install itself the same way macOS would, into an APFS container as a volume group, to be actually bootable. This is what we call the "stub macOS" and is what links the Apple world to the Linux world. Think of it as a bootloader partition. We *could* share a container with macOS for this, but we *choose* not to because it makes it less error-prone and easier to delete, and we're already partitioning the disk anyway.
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So the installer will (for a normal Asahi Linux = Arch Linux ARM install) create three partitions:
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So the installer will (for a normal Fedora Asahi Remix install) create three partitions:
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* A 2.5GB APFS container, containing the bits of iBoot/macOS we need to boot the machine including a copy of recoveryOS
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bootd # Continue the default U-Boot script
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nvme scan # Discover NVMe disks (required for next command to succeed)
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Note: The `poweroff` command is not available in U-Boot on Apple Silicon. To power off the machine, boot into an operating system (Linux or macOS) and use its shutdown command.
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