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{variant-name} now includes support for emulating x86 and x86-64 software, initially targeted at gaming. For more details, please see xref:x86-support.adoc[Running x86/x86-64 applications on {variant-name}].
 
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Can I run software built for x86-64 (Intel/AMD)? [[x86]]
 
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If you do end up with trouble booting your machine after making changes to the disk, please see the xref:troubleshooting.adoc[Troubleshooting] section for recovery and restore steps. Note that in the worst case this may involve a full factory reset and loss of all data (on both macOS and Linux partitions), so users are advised to have up-to-date backups before doing any disk management operations.
 
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As a Linux distribution, {variant-name} gives users much more control over their computers than the stock macOS system does. This also means that there are fewer safeguards against dangerous operations. In general, Apple Silicon systems are very resilient against permanent hardware damage, so it is very unlikely that anything you do will cause any physical, unrecoverable harm to your machine. However, these machines are less resilient against becoming unbootable than typical x86 machines, and this can happen if important boot partitions on disk are corrupted or destroyed. You should be careful if you are using partitioning or disk formatting tools on the internal NVMe storage device:
 
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See xref:troubleshooting.adoc#entering-grub[Entering the GRUB boot menu].
 
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In addition, you should avoid making any changes to the existing macOS container partition (usually `/dev/nvme0n1p2`, identified as type `Apple APFS` and typically label `Container` on stock systems). Changes to this partition may make macOS unbootable, which will make it difficult to perform system firmware upgrades or recover, upgrade, or reinstall any Linux installations. At this time, {variant-name} users are expected to have and maintain a working macOS installation, as the installation and bootloader upgrade process relies on the macOS admin user credentials to provision the bootloader. This requirement may be relaxed in the future, once we support system user management and firmware upgrades directly from Linux.
 
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If you make partitioning changes, ensure that the partition table remains sorted by disk offset. This can be achieved by using `sudo sfdisk -r /dev/nvme0n1`.
 
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