Silicon M1, M2, M3 Apple Macs
Cannot boot the Exam ISO, their ARM processor is not meeting the requirements.
Intel Macs
Yes, 90% of Intel Macs are able to boot. Models from 2018, 19, 20 have more issues, such as internal camera, wifi, Ethernet port, sound card (mic) not recognized, keyboard, and touchpad not working. You can connect all devices externally but the Thunderbolt multiport adapters you probably have do not work. So you need to use USB adapters and ordinary USB hubs to multiply USB ports. There may be differences in keyboard layout (cmd, option, ESC, F keys), based on the model. If the internal keyboard does not work, you need to use an external one and an external monitor connected to the Display port, usually. Also, USB booting has to be enabled and security disabled by Apple startup utility sometimes.
Conclusion
Better spend your time and effort searching for an older PC laptop among your family members and friends. Using Mac for the exam is very challenging.
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Nice and informative! Thanks @PetrCihlar !
i have my exam scheduled for friday, i just now saw this post. Are we not able to use M2 macs for remote exams?
@Sravani2 as mentioned in the post , I think it is not meeting the requirement , however you can raise a support case to get an update on this : https://rhtapps.redhat.com/comments
Thanks for the info.
Thank you for sharing @PetrCihlar
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