Apart from that it is currently not possible to adjust guest macOS screen resolution in real-time mode when resizing ratio to change virtual machine amount of CPU and RAM or its hardware parameters (Device UUID and Serial number) and to register with Apple ID. It is not possible to suspend and resume the VM, shared folders and snapshots are not supported for now. Most productivity and integration features are not available to this VM yet. Limitations To run a macOS Monterey VM on Mac computers with Apple M1 chips, Parallels Desktop 17 uses new technology introduced in macOS Monterey, that's why it is not possible to run earlier versions of macOS on a Mac with Apple M1 chips. It mentions below about not being able to register with Apple ID so possibly means you can't also login with one. I have a gut feeling their might need to be some kind of ID of the hardware to prevent this from working. Can I log into my work iCloud on the host machine and my personal iCloud account on the VM at the same time? I've seen a few posts scattered around from last year that say this is not possible but I think these were based on the method with the GitHub clones above. I don't want to start cloning random GitHub repo full of unsupported scripts linked off a iffy blog post either. All the Parallels literature seems to point out Windows virtualised on M1 which I am not interested in. Can I do this with off the shelf software like Parallels? Paid is no problem if it solves this. Im a technical person and always used KVM/virtualbox on Windows/Linux. Rather than deal with two Macs and fiddling with cables etc, can I run a personal Mac OS VM inside the new work 14' M1 MBP?

Getting a new 14' M1 MBP for work next week. literally nothing more intensive than this) works great.

Got a MBP early 2015 for personal stuff (iCloud photos etc., personal banking, running YNAB4, eBay etc.

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