Add support for M1-based silicon in QEMU emulation #530
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Related to memfault#420 Update the article and Dockerfile to specify the type of Mac CPU architecture used and add support for M1-based silicon. * **Dockerfile Changes:** - Add a step to unmount the image after mounting it. - Add a comment specifying the type of Mac CPU architecture used. - Add support for M1-based silicon. * **Article Changes:** - Update the article to specify the type of Mac CPU architecture used. - Add a note to unmount the image with `sudo umount /mnt/image` after mounting it. - Clarify that the instructions are expected to work on platforms running ARM CPUs, including Apple Silicon Macs and Raspberry Pis.
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Related to #420
Update the article and Dockerfile to specify the type of Mac CPU architecture used and add support for M1-based silicon.
Dockerfile Changes:
Article Changes:
sudo umount /mnt/imageafter mounting it.