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-====== Installing Slackware on the Macbook Pro M2 (Apple Silicon) within VMWare Fusion (paravirtualization) ======+====== Installing Slackware: Paravirtualization on Apple Silicon within VMWare Fusion hypervisor  ======
  
  
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 | Platform | AArch64/ARM64 |  | Platform | AArch64/ARM64 | 
-| Hardware Model | Apple Macbook Pro M2 (VMWare Fusion - paravirtualizartion) |+| Hardware Model | macOS / Apple Silicon |
 | Document Version | 1.01, Apr 2025 | | Document Version | 1.01, Apr 2025 |
 | Author | Stuart Winter <mozes@slackware> | | Author | Stuart Winter <mozes@slackware> |
  
-=== Other Virtualization Platforms ===+===== Video Tutorial ===== 
 + 
 +This tutorial is also available in [[https://youtu.be/TLGFmpJn1m8|video form]]. 
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 +===== Other Virtualization Platforms =====
  
 If you'd prefer to use [[https://mac.getutm.app/|UTM]], see the [[slackwarearm:inst_sa64_virt|Installation Guide]]. If you'd prefer to use [[https://mac.getutm.app/|UTM]], see the [[slackwarearm:inst_sa64_virt|Installation Guide]].
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-//The Slackware Installer images are approximately 6 GBytes in size.//+//The Slackware Installer images are approximately 5 GBytes in size.//
  
 ==== Verify the Slackware Installer image ==== ==== Verify the Slackware Installer image ====
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-$ gpg --verify slk-aarch64_generic.asc+$ gpg --verify slk-aarch64_generic.iso.asc
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-Press ''ENTER'' to boot the Slackware Installer +Press ''ENTER'' on the menu item ''Install Slackware on all supported Hardware Models'' 
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-{{:slackwarearm:slackarm-virt-vmwf_preinstall-bootinstaller-2.png?600|}}+
  
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 The system will boot within a couple of seconds, and will attempt to acquire an IP address via DHCP.  If no DHCP server is available, this will take a little longer to time out. The system will boot within a couple of seconds, and will attempt to acquire an IP address via DHCP.  If no DHCP server is available, this will take a little longer to time out.

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