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I encountered similar issue, but I installed a jdk version with x86 supported to bypass this issue.
I used sdkman to install jdk. After setting rosetta compatible as true/false, sdk list java will show some jdk version with both x86 & arm or only arm supported. Running presto using a jdk with x86 support can bypass it.
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We're trying to make Presto work on M1 processor and found a bunch of issues. We will use this issue as the master issue to track the progress.
Issues
Presto requires x86_64 on Mac OS X (found aarch64) in PrestoSystemRequirements
Issue: Presto is not supported in Mac OS (PrestoSystemRequirements requires x86_64 on Mac OS X (found aarch64)) #17146
Fix: Enable ARM Support in Presto #18960 (under review)
Presto CLI can't run on ARM because the current Jansi lib version doesn't support ARM
Issue: Unable to start presto-cli on ppc64le and ARM #17150
Fix: Enable ARM Support in Presto #18960 (under review)
Native Hadoop Lib
Issue:
Presto failed to load Hadoop native library #18031
No support for ARM based architectures (Missing hadoop native lib) #17200
Fix: Add native Hadoop and Snappy libraries for macos-aarch64 presto-hadoop-apache2#59 (approved, pending merge)
Native MySql Lib
Issue:
Test error on Mac M1 laptop in module presto-function-namespace-managers #19621
Release to add M1 (ARM) support testing-mysql-server#21
Being worked on by @wanglinsong
Native ZSTD (possible issue)
Reference: Add support for macOS aarch64 trinodb/trino-hadoop-apache#30
WorkAround:
From @humorless in #17146:
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