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    general/other High CPU on FreeBSD 14.3 Under Parallels 26: ACPI GED and kern.hz Bugs Workaround

    According to the following article and based on using FreeBSD 14.3 on Parallels Desktop 26 on a Apple Silicon (M-series processor) myself over the past few months...FreeBSD requires two specific loader settings to avoid idle issues and excessive CPU usage after install...
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    Bug - FreeBSD 14.2 - Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB+ Won't Boot

    The public documentation has been updated to include this known issue and this can now be closed as a result https://wiki.freebsd.org/action/login/arm/Raspberry%20Pi#Known_RPi_4_Issues Thank you all!
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    general/other Parallels on macOS Apple Silicon - FreeBSD 14+ - Stuck on virtio_gpu

    Actually fixed it :) (fyi cracauer@ ) Per https://kb.parallels.com/en/124743 , ran across this article and changed the video type used in the VM from Type 1 - Default (VirtIO GPU) to Type 0 (Parallels Video Driver). Ran through entire setup in FreeBSD and FreeBSD 14.2 installed and ran in...
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    general/other Parallels on macOS Apple Silicon - FreeBSD 14+ - Stuck on virtio_gpu

    FYI what parallels says about virtio_gpu Looks like for ARM Linux on ARM VirGL will be enabled in all new virtual machines; If a virtual machine has been created in a Parallels Desktop earlier than Parallels Desktop 17.1.0, installing/updating Parallels Tools will enable the VirGL feature...
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    general/other Parallels on macOS Apple Silicon - FreeBSD 14+ - Stuck on virtio_gpu

    Not sure if anyone has tried this but when I try to run the following setup I get stuck on the following message "VT: Replacing driver 'efifb" with new 'virtio_gpu'". I understand based on this article this is new with FreeBSD 14+ and this appears to be consistent with my tests as anything...
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    Bug - FreeBSD 14.2 - Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB+ Won't Boot

    After working with my raspberry pi 4 with 8GB of ram and wondering why it wouldn't boot FreeBSD 14.2: Crash: mmcsd0: Error indicated: 1 Timeout Mounting from ufs:/dev/ufs/rootfs failed with error 19 After running across this thread...
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