Windows7 is EOL since mid-January, better upgrade to a supported version of Windows.
As for performance of Windows in bhyve in general, you might want to have a look here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/bhyve-windows-server-slow-io.71199/#post-455644 -- the first patch can make a *huge* difference depending on your hardware.
For applying to 12.1-RELEASE, I prepared something here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/bhyve-windows-server-slow-io.71199/#post-456220
It already passed. Support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, 2020.and yes Windows7 EOL is gettin closer
Windows 7 EOL has already passed, there's only paid extended support available now, so running anything talking to the internet on it, you should be concerned ... but take this just as a friendly reminderI'will try it , and yes Windows7 EOL is gettin closer, but for be honest I'dont mind, is only for my work(run some software like radmin,teamvie.., and other ones that not require the latest Windows)
It depends on your CPU whether this patch improves things, I don't remember the details. On my machine, it was a huge improvement. Good luckI'will try it and post the results here
Windows 7 EOL has already passed, there's only paid extended support available now, so running anything talking to the internet on it, you should be concerned ... but take this just as a friendly reminder
only FreeBSD updated
It depends on your CPU whether this patch improves things, I don't remember the details. On my machine, it was a huge improvement. Good luck
I'l try it in the 3 diferent machines and the same result,thanks,in this I got hope
Doesn't actually surprise me. The dilettantism in this area (similar to small businesses) is well-known.btw,I'dont want to freack out nobody,but in my job still are WindowsXp boxes(municipality entity)![]()
They probably also have a very expensive support contract with Microsoft.I don't want to freak out nobody, but in my job still are Windows XP boxes (municipality entity)
They probably also have a very expensive support contract with Microsoft.
Doesn't actually surprise me. The dilettantism in this area (similar to small businesses) is well-known.
Windows 7 EOL has already passed, there's only paid extended support available now, so running anything talking to the internet on it, you should be concerned ... but take this just as a friendly reminder
It depends on your CPU whether this patch improves things, I don't remember the details. On my machine, it was a huge improvement. Good luck![]()
16GB DDR3 of Ram, 10 of them are asigned to ZFS ARC
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G2030 @ 3.00GHz (2993.26-MHz K8-class CPU)
8GB DDR4 of ram, 4 of them asigned to ZFS ARC
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-7100 CPU @ 3.90GHz (3912.19-MHz K8-class CPU)