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Disabling vmm.ko
I am running FreeNAS 11 as a bhyve guest system on FreeBSD. To get FreeNAS to run stable as a bhyve guest I have to unload the vmm.ko module. How can I disable the vmm.ko kernel module in FreeNAS during startup?- xoro
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- bhyve loader vmm
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- Forum: General Questions and Help
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bhyve/iohyve 2GB RAM limit?
I'm running Ubuntu in a bhyve but I can't seem to set the RAM to more than 2GB and have it reflected in the VM : [me@bethel] ~% sudo iohyve getall ubucrashplan Getting ubucrashplan iohyve properties... bargs -A_-H_-P boot 0 con nmdm2 cpu 2 description Sun Nov 6 17:25:57 PST 2016...- RoboKaren
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- bhyve iohyve vmm
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- Forum: General Questions and Help