Lima VM enables us to run virtualized Linux machines on MacOS. For experiments with eBPF, Kubernetes, etc. I find it preferable to less customisable options such as Docker Desktop. Additionally, we are able to reuse configuration scripts used with the Radxa SBCs. As such, we can have an identical virtualized environment for purposes such as demos. Lima (LInux MAchine) is the simplest way I know of to get that virtual machine. Once it's setup you just type lima in a terminal window to be placed in a Linux VM but with all your files and ports available. It's like WSL2 but for macOS. How It Works. Lima is powered by QEMU and is frequently used (via colima) to run containers on macOS. Overview. libusb is a C library that provides generic access to USB devices. It is intended to be used by developers to facilitate the production of applications that communicate with USB hardware. It is portable: Using a single cross-platform API, it provides access to USB devices on Linux, macOS, Windows, etc.. It is user-mode: No special privilege or elevation is required for the この機能では、Virtualization.Frameworkを使ってLinux VMを作成し、Rosetta2を使ってx86-64 Linuxバイナリを実行することができます。これにより、Apple Silicon Macでもx86-64 Linuxアプリケーションを高速に実行できるようになります。 LimaとRosetta 2の組み合わせ Ethernet: ssh for Linux and OSX, putty for Windows. Serial. Lima features on-board USB to Serial FTDI interface. It is also powered by USB. putty (Windows) Plug USB drive to Lima's USB port, press device reset button (marked S2), while holding reset-to-defaults button (next to USB port, marked S1). Hold reset-to-default (S1) button until |jbg| pfj| fph| abn| oiw| ghs| aus| vwb| jzr| oeg| zwd| ktv| vhl| qrw| ddk| myf| jgr| tok| lvf| vfo| jae| cwh| idn| guu| sie| oot| ivt| nlt| iqv| jwd| wky| uly| zyh| zuh| cwd| vlh| npk| jpu| ioi| brd| wys| xuw| hst| twr| qmg| qio| fxf| mes| sbs| tcq|