Hello, yesterday my system (Freenas 11-U1) crashed (power down), since then I can't start my VM (Linux Debian). I click on the start vm button, I see a success message, but the VM keeps stopped. The system was working just find until the power went off. Can any one help me? Thank you

I'm running the latest FreeNAS 11 build with an AMD 1090T. I have not been able to get a Windows VM to work due to an error that occurs as soon as it tries to boot the installation. I assume it is an issue with virtualization support on AMD's end. Any Linux distro works flawlessly. My question...

can't start a VM: bridge0 do need a mtu of 9000, because the nic (lagg0 / lacp) has a mtu of 9000. "bridge0: invalid MTU: 9000(lagg0) != 1500" Where can I change the mtu for bridge0? % ifconfig bridge0 bridge0: flags=8802<BROADCAST,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500 ether...

I would like to run a OpenBSD VM but it appears the OpenBSD 6.1 installer ISO doesn't have the ability to boot from Bhyve's UEFI or UEFI-CSM which are currently the only options we have for FreeNAS 11. What I get after starting the VM is: Boot Failed. CDROM 0 Boot Failed. Harddisk 1 Boot...

I think can be done both ways, maybe im wrong. Im using 9.10. I think iohyve is better for performance but what about updating freenas to 11?VMs will work? Thanks

I've got a question about creating VMs in the web interface. I assume that iohyve is being used to create the VMs, or is bhyve being used on its own? Either way it would be nice to have a way to start the virtual machines from the commandline. I'd assumed that if I created a virtual machine...

Hi, Under 9.10.2-U5 I had set up VM (Debian 8) using bhyve and it's console. Today I upgraded from 9.10.2-U5 --> 11.0 Stable. After reboot, everything looks fine and works great (two jails, and the single VM), but under VM section it doesn't shows up. Is this normal? Should I do some extra...

So I've got a problem where installed VMs doesn't boot. What I have done are these steps: 1. Create VM with devices: NIC, VNC, DISK and CD-ROM. 2. The CD-ROM points to an Ubuntu Server 16.04.2 LTS image. 3. The DISK is in AHCI mode pointing to a zvol 64GiB volume. 4. I've installed the VM, no...

I've upgraded to FreeNAS-11.0-RC3 (1d8ee7925) and have successfully created a Linux VM using bhyve through the web interface. It's all running swimmingly, and I'd like to back it up to an external disk now, but I've got one small problem -- I can't find its location. In the device manager I see...

Hello, I need some hand holding to get Windows VM's running. I've essentially followed these instructions https://people.freebsd.org/~grehan/bhyve_uefi/windows_iso_repack.txt I'm using Ubuntu and I don't think the mkisofs version is correct as it throws the error "Invalid node - '0xEF'" EDIT -...

Hi everyone. Quick newb question. I'm running 11-MASTER-201704230409. How do I console into a VM that was created in the GUI? I don't see a Console button in the GUI so I assume that isn't built in yet, but how about in the CLI? I can SSH into my FreeNAS, I just don't know what to do from there...