When I first read about it that it was possible years ago I figured why would anyone would want to do this. Now I've come to a point where it's probably a requirement for me. I'm an engineer. And I work with PLC's as a life long user of FreeBSD, ofcourse I want to test these things in BSD. So when I noticed that twincat had made it's own version of bsd I was excited to try it. Up until the point I read they use bhyve to virtualize the PLC with a bhyve hypervisor.
Because that meanth I had to have actual hardware to play with this. But then I remembered reading about virtualising vmm passing it through to a bhyve virtualisation. So I started to look for how this is done but for some reason I can't find a good reference on how to do this.
For me this is not about performance. This is about being able to test this without having to get actual hardware.
Because that meanth I had to have actual hardware to play with this. But then I remembered reading about virtualising vmm passing it through to a bhyve virtualisation. So I started to look for how this is done but for some reason I can't find a good reference on how to do this.
For me this is not about performance. This is about being able to test this without having to get actual hardware.
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