Snapdragon 550 chips (and others, i'm sure) aren't likely going to see the same virtualization support that new chips have unless someone else writes the drivers. Windows itself also doesn't support this.
I wouldn't say you need to support this, but it's taken me about a week to figure out manually, and others on pre 800/c snapdragon chips may also appreciate it.
Snapdragon 550 chips (and others, i'm sure) aren't likely going to see the same virtualization support that new chips have unless someone else writes the drivers. Windows itself also doesn't support this.
I wouldn't say you need to support this, but it's taken me about a week to figure out manually, and others on pre 800/c snapdragon chips may also appreciate it.
Error: (virtualization isn't enabled, ofc)
I was able to circumvent this by manually importing the rootfs in WSL and working out how to get wsldl working with that.
dl: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/groovy/current/groovy-server-cloudimg-arm64-wsl.rootfs.tar.gz
wsl --import Ubuntu2010 C:\Users\krita\Ubuntu .\rootfs.tar.gz --version 1
an option or envar to force WSL version 1 (before install) or automate the above process in some way would be neat.