Hi all, I'm desperate! I had the wonderful idea to virtualize an ubuntu server instance on my FreeNAS 11.1 machine.
Now I've already created the zvol and installed the os in it and I can easily boot, but I have two main problems:
Keymap:
Basically it seems to be a problem between bhyve and ubuntu server, 'cause if I start a gparted distro everything seem fine, but in ubuntu-server I have lots of chars moved from my actual layout! The weird thing is that it doesn't seem to be a layout problem since there is no "-" (dash) character and pressing altgr + hash (#) in an italian layout, it returns "3" (i'm attaching a image to better explain the keys pressed).
Network:
In FreeNAS I can just select in the NIC device between "Virtio" and "Intel" and none of them works.
I also tried to boot from a live ubuntu cd with a graphic server and it couldn't connect.
It's important to specify that: My FreeNAS is connected to another PC through ethernet and this PC share to it the connection. If I ping from FreeNAS shell everything is ok.
I'm gonna post: of the vm
And now the network configuration from FreeNAS:
Now I've already created the zvol and installed the os in it and I can easily boot, but I have two main problems:
Keymap:
Basically it seems to be a problem between bhyve and ubuntu server, 'cause if I start a gparted distro everything seem fine, but in ubuntu-server I have lots of chars moved from my actual layout! The weird thing is that it doesn't seem to be a layout problem since there is no "-" (dash) character and pressing altgr + hash (#) in an italian layout, it returns "3" (i'm attaching a image to better explain the keys pressed).
Network:
In FreeNAS I can just select in the NIC device between "Virtio" and "Intel" and none of them works.
I also tried to boot from a live ubuntu cd with a graphic server and it couldn't connect.
It's important to specify that: My FreeNAS is connected to another PC through ethernet and this PC share to it the connection. If I ping from FreeNAS shell everything is ok.
I'm gonna post:
Code:
/etc/network/interfaces ifconfig
And now the network configuration from FreeNAS:
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