tar.gz files in the ~/whonix_binary (they will look something like Whonix-XFCE-16.0.9.0.), one for the Workstation and one for the Gateway.

Provided you have built correctly, you will now have two. ~/derivative-maker/derivative-maker -flavor whonix-workstation-xfce -target utm -arch arm64 -build -tb open ~/derivative-maker/derivative-maker -flavor whonix-gateway-xfce -target utm -arch arm64 -build -tb open but that is OK as far as the build process is concerned. Previously Tor Browser download would fail.

-tb open will result in tb-updater ( update-torbrowser) (Tor Browser Downloader by Whonix ™ developers) attempting to download Tor Browser during the build process but fail open (continue the build without error) should the download fail.

-arch arm64 and -target utm when running the build script as part of the Dev/Build_Documentation/VM#VM_Creation step.

open a terminal and run sudo apt install spice-vdagent spice-webdavd dosfstoolsĭouble click the Bullseye utm file to import it.įollow the build documentation here and be sure to set build parameters:.

once installation is finished boot into VM again.

start the new VM and install linux by following the instructions on screen.

verify settings on the 'Summary' page and then click 'Save'.

Choose the directory that you want the built Whonix images to end up in. GPU acceleration is not recommended at this time as it crashes randomly.

on the 'Hardware' screen just leave the defaults (4 GB RAM, 4 cores).

click 'browse' and select the downloaded netinstall image iso file.

Download Debian bullseye netinstall disc image.Please understand that this is only for advanced users for now!Īnd follow these instructions to install your own Debian arm64 based VM.If you want to help, please visit this forum thread. Right now, you need to build Whonix ™ using the build script to get it running on Apple Silicon.This wiki page is maintained by a contributor. About this For Whonix ™ on Apple Silicon Chapter

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