WIP: enable suspend for QEMU hypervisor on x86-64? #6119
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Can you test it with more VMs, especially with ones that have a VGA display? Also, please enable debug logging and confirm from the log that it's actually using HVF. |
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Something is goofy; I’m seeing a fair number of “Timed out waiting for RPC”. I don’t have much time to dig into this, unfortunately. That said, here is a debug.log that starts from stopped, suspends, resumes, and then stops. The video device is “VGA” in the GUI. It does say |
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This PR attempts to enable suspend with the QEMU hypervisor on x86-64.
I'm suspicious because it seemed way too easy, but I thought worth sharing anyway. It apparently works for me on my 2019 i7 MacBook Pro running 14.3.1.
Clicking on the close box of a running VM causes the console window to show a throbber for a little while, then close. I can then quit UTM, restart UTM, and click “play” on the VM. The VM console window opens, throbs for a bit, appears to have resumed in the same place, and is responsive.
This VM has no network devices b/c I don’t have the right Apple Developer magic.