The virtual configuration included a single-core QEMU processor with a frequency of 1 GHz and 2 GB of RAM. Although this is far from an ideal configuration for Windows 11, the experiment seems… strange.
Note that emulation differs from virtualization in that the former simulates a specific hardware architecture while the latter only creates virtual resources for operating systems within the virtual machine.
The screenshots show limited screen usage and low resolution, which suggests performance issues, so it would be good to at least complete the project before sharing the results with the public.
According to NTDEV_, the system took 20 minutes to boot, making it nearly impossible to use. iPhones do not have the same x86 optimizations as modern Macs.
Source: Ferra
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