Folks,
Didn't see a specific sub-forum for bhyve - I'd think at this stage, and maybe for the future, would be a great place to keep users' experiences, how-tos, questions, etc. So please move to another place if Ports or Packages is not the right one.
I'm using vm-bhyve to manage my VMs and so far got my way to FreeBSD, ubuntu, CentOS 7 15.03 (16.x still work in process).
Move to Windows 10 as was the one requiring more research to learn to get the host ready, repack iso, etc.
Surprisingly it only took couple hours to get the first $&*dows 10 VM running but I wasn't able to change the user's name of the Administrator's account to something else (my last name for instance). Does anyone knows if this is due to the way the autounattend was designed or it's only my noobiness?
Also updates are failing due to lack of memory. Error message reads VM only has 2M RAM, but in reality has 4M RAM. Has anyone seen this?
Below the bsdlab host with the VM running:
In production:
Also I'd like to express my thanks to all the ladies and gents that put so many hours to maintain and develop FreeBSD, and let's now forget thanks Mr. Matt for https://github.com/churchers/vm-bhyve
Didn't see a specific sub-forum for bhyve - I'd think at this stage, and maybe for the future, would be a great place to keep users' experiences, how-tos, questions, etc. So please move to another place if Ports or Packages is not the right one.
I'm using vm-bhyve to manage my VMs and so far got my way to FreeBSD, ubuntu, CentOS 7 15.03 (16.x still work in process).
Move to Windows 10 as was the one requiring more research to learn to get the host ready, repack iso, etc.
Surprisingly it only took couple hours to get the first $&*dows 10 VM running but I wasn't able to change the user's name of the Administrator's account to something else (my last name for instance). Does anyone knows if this is due to the way the autounattend was designed or it's only my noobiness?
Also updates are failing due to lack of memory. Error message reads VM only has 2M RAM, but in reality has 4M RAM. Has anyone seen this?
Below the bsdlab host with the VM running:
Code:
NAME DATASTORE LOADER CPU MEMORY VNC AUTOSTART STATE
docker default grub 4 4096M - No Stopped
freebsd default bhyveload 1 256M - No Stopped
pf default bhyveload 1 256M - No Stopped
win10 default uefi 4 4G - No Running (10519)
win10mello default uefi 4 4G - No Stopped
win2012 default uefi 4 2G - No Stopped
win2016 default uefi 4 2G - No StoppedIn production:
Code:
NAME DATASTORE LOADER CPU MEMORY VNC AUTOSTART STATE
cloud default grub 1 1024M - Yes [4] Running (2337)
dockers default grub 2 4096M - No Stopped
mediaserver default grub 2 2048M - Yes [2] Running (1976)
mx-server default grub 1 1524M - Yes [3] Running (2162)
pf default bhyveload 1 1024M - Yes [1] Running (1721)
zm default grub 2 2048M - Yes [5] Running (33958)Also I'd like to express my thanks to all the ladies and gents that put so many hours to maintain and develop FreeBSD, and let's now forget thanks Mr. Matt for https://github.com/churchers/vm-bhyve