virtio-9p

Hello! I've been converting my home network infrastructure over to FreeBSD and have been really enjoying it so far. Unfortunately, I'm running into an issue with mounting a virtio-9p disk into an Alpine linux VM. The disk itself mounts fine but I'm unable to access the underlying files with any...

Host: FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE-p5 Guest: Alpine Linux 3.22.2 I've set up a bhyve VM on my system as above, and added some virtio-9p devices to share various host files, for example (vm-bhyve): disk3_type="virtio-9p" disk3_dev="custom" disk3_name="storage=/mnt" On the guest, I use the following...

Hi, I'd like to share my experience with folder sharing to a VM via virtio-9p. I've tried to use it on a home server: Host: FreeBSD 14.2 with vm-bhyve Guest: Debian 12.9 The guest runs a Lyrion music server and the music files are on the host in a ZFS dataset. So my idea was to use virtio-9p...

Hello. Host: FreeBSD 14.1 bhyve guest: FreeBSD 14.1 How is it possible to mount a directory via 9p protocol in a freebsd guest? I'm using the vm-bhyve wrapper. The official vm-bhyve documentation says: VM guest conf: disk1_type="virtio-9p" disk1_name="cache=/var/cache/pkg/" disk1_dev="custom"...

Hi, I'm to the point to perform some kernel development and I picked up qemu as test and debug support framework. As you may expect, I need to frequently install executables on the guest OS. Nevertheless, qemu's shared folders support is unavailable on FreeBSD (TBC). But, but, I've seen this...