Hello.
Check the image below. Isn't cool ? On my daily FreeBSD 14.0 I've virtualized Windows 11 with bhyve and inside it I've virtualized my daily FreeBSD 14.0 again...with qemu (sure,because bhyve does not supports nested virtualization and Windows does not have a client for the virtio-9p sharing directory). Someone could argue that's a wasting of time,it's not useful at all etc. It's true. But only because qemu is not able to mount the zpool in a reasonable amount of time
Anyway,tell me. If you need to access some of your ZFS disks within your Windows VM,how would you do this ?
Check the image below. Isn't cool ? On my daily FreeBSD 14.0 I've virtualized Windows 11 with bhyve and inside it I've virtualized my daily FreeBSD 14.0 again...with qemu (sure,because bhyve does not supports nested virtualization and Windows does not have a client for the virtio-9p sharing directory). Someone could argue that's a wasting of time,it's not useful at all etc. It's true. But only because qemu is not able to mount the zpool in a reasonable amount of time
Anyway,tell me. If you need to access some of your ZFS disks within your Windows VM,how would you do this ?