Correct disk to format in Big Sur and up #700
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On Big Sur and up apple includes the VirtIO driver and therefore the install disk is named Apple Inc. VirtIO Block Device instead of QEMU HARDDISK Media. This PR lets the documentation reflect that.
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include contribution from quickemu-project/quickemu#700
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Closes quickemu-project#700 Incorporates contribution into generated docs and README.md Co-authored-by: Dom <[email protected]>
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Closes quickemu-project#700 Incorporates contribution into generated docs and README.md Co-authored-by: Dom <[email protected]>
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On Big Sur and up apple includes the VirtIO driver and therefore the install disk is named Apple Inc. VirtIO Block Device instead of QEMU HARDDISK Media. This PR lets the documentation reflect that.