vmware kernel crash an filesystem corruption

[nedry]

Hi I was using VMware pro 16.1.0 build-17198959 and I got the following system crash:

I have a feeling this might be VMware itself rather than FreeBSD (I have had this a few times now). What's worse is now my filesystem is completely corrupted:

which emulator for windows do you recommend?
thanks
nedry.

 

[a6h]

which emulator for windows do you recommend?

Hyper-V works fine. But you can't run VirtualBox and/or Android Studio Emulator in same session, when you're running Hyper-V.
You have to dual boot windows -- between haxm and Hyper-V

There's a VM-related flag in Windows: hypervisorlaunchtype.
* To run Hyper-V it has to set to auto
* To run Android Studio emulator and/or VirtualBox you have to set it off aka haxm

You can make a Windows dual boot with Windows BCD utility. There're many tutorials on web.

Another point:
To set FreeBSD/CLI resolution on Hyper-V, it's better (*) to use sc(4) driver in your /boot/loader.conf

kern.vty=sc

Then set its resolution in /etc/rc.conf. Read handbook to learn how to find and set command line resolution.

allscreens_flags="MODE_306"

(*) Footnote:
At least, I had better result. I don't suggest it's mandatory.

 

[Cath O'Deray]

… filesystem is completely corrupted: …

Probably not completely.

UFS soft updates (SU) with SU journaling (SU+J) are not a panacea; if the single automated file system check is not enough to mark the file system clean, then it's normal to be given single user mode. In this mode you can run, for example:

fsck -y

Did you abandon the virtual disk, or is it still available for checking?
In any case: I should prefer ZFS.