I've installed FreeBSD on an outdated Dell Lattitude laptop but it's really too limited for anything I do. But I love the compiling system (minus clang - I liked faster simpler BSD C and not gcc)
I newly got a semi-recent Windows 10 PC (Core i5). I want to run Qemu pre-compile and run VM images in it.
Does FreeBSD have pre-made VM for Qemu for "hw accelerated vm" (this means a pair: a kernel with VM options compiled in (hw support for icore features) and a BSD disk that Qemu uses as the root, which are supplied as commandline options)?
Windows 10 only has 1 partition free and I already copied Linux files on it. I may run a Linux VM instead.
Is FreeBSD "Qemu accelerated" ready for FreeBSD newbies? Is there any reason I should be moved to boot FreeBSD off a flash drive and use a real disk partition rather than running in a VM?
I newly got a semi-recent Windows 10 PC (Core i5). I want to run Qemu pre-compile and run VM images in it.
Does FreeBSD have pre-made VM for Qemu for "hw accelerated vm" (this means a pair: a kernel with VM options compiled in (hw support for icore features) and a BSD disk that Qemu uses as the root, which are supplied as commandline options)?
Windows 10 only has 1 partition free and I already copied Linux files on it. I may run a Linux VM instead.
Is FreeBSD "Qemu accelerated" ready for FreeBSD newbies? Is there any reason I should be moved to boot FreeBSD off a flash drive and use a real disk partition rather than running in a VM?
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