MacOS 10.4 virtualised in M1 Silicon

[ironborn65]

Hi everyone,

in order to network my 68k (+some G3s) classic macs, I want to install MacOS 10.4 in a virtualised environment: I want to avoid yet another hardware hanging around.
I'd like to use my M1 Silicon for this purpose, where I can access files, NAS, images and run BasiliskII.
I've tried with UTM and VirtualBox, but in both cases I run into an issue that I can not address by Googling around.
I believe it depends on the underlying CPU architecture, e.g. I can not set 2 CPUs as most are recommending.
Is there anyone here who succeeded in virtualising a 10.3 10.4 in a M1 architecture?

PS:
Attached the recurring error I can no get rid of

 

[michaelengel]

This looks like some exception in time conversion functions, perhaps a division by zero due to the emulated CPU running too fast (but that's just speculation).

As an alternative, you could try to run OS X 10.4 for PPC in qemu as described on github: https://gist.github.com/cellularmitosis/63b2914711f9ee32053d3c1f48d5c89a

 

[robin-fo]

Is there anyone here who succeeded in virtualising a 10.3 10.4 in a M1 architecture?

Sure! Even MacOS 9! I use UTM. There is even a pre-made OS 9 VM you can download from their Website. For OS X (I can confirm 10.2 Server and 10.3 Server work, not tested others), I used these: https://github.com/adespoton/utmconfigs
(separate install media needed)

 

[ironborn65]

Thanks, but I got frustrated with Tiger, so I reverted to 9.2.1 which is out of the box from UTM.
I can now share a folder in AppleTalk to my other Macs.