The recording of the April 9th, 2026 #bhyve Production User Call is up:

https://youtu.be/XS1L_OwGd90

We discussed VirtIO reviews, Windows 11 VM stability, guest tools, documenting functions and variables in code, #FreeBSD VT console behavior, ReBarUEFI, running the OpenZFS test suite in a VM, PXE booting VMs, masking the Windows hypervisor discovery bit, and more!

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Just migrated from a bhyve VM running Pi-hole to a Jail running Adguard Home.
Few of my 20 (!) clients are lagging behind but a proper rdr rule in pf does the trick.

It’s working great so far but the web GUI is lacking many info. Anyway it’s a win: same service quality (so far), easier maintenance, lower resources, and a Linux VM shut down.

#freebsd #adguardhome #pihole #bhyve

The recording of the April 2nd, 2026 #bhyve Production User Call is up:

https://youtu.be/dRDCVRtA_SE

We discussed major #EDK2 updates, the long-awaited Sylve port, a #Sylve forum proposal, migrating from #TrueNAS to Sylve, a bhyve to the rescue story, Sylve Packet Filter integration and networking, Sylve use cases, and more!

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Nice, someone has written an updated #ZFS management module for #Webmin for #FreeBSD which really looks helpful. Its not only offering #ZFS managment, there is also #Samba, #PF #NFS and various other types configuration like #ACL management included, too. Wow!

With this, #Webmin is nearly feature complete. I'm only missing #Bastille or #Bhyve modules.

https://github.com/karmantyu/ZFSgame

I've got a Lenovo M93p Tiny with 16GB RAM and a Haswell Xeon. It's a great little unit that I used to use as my Haiku build box.

I'm thinking about using it as a #Forgejo (and maybe eventually #Codeberg) Actions runner, with a handful of lightweight VMs (Alpine, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Haiku), each using no more than a gig or two of memory.

Does anyone have any tips on doing this? I'm guessing #Proxmox would be a good start, but I wonder if #FreeBSD with #bhyve and #BastilleBSD might also do a good job.

I've just finished with the last call of the day.
It's been nice. Talking with nice people is always a very good thing.

And another Proxmox server will be migrated to FreeBSD - bhyve

#FreeBSD #RunBSD #bhyve

The recording of the March 19th, 2026 #bhyve Production User Call is up:

https://youtu.be/c8FhHB4WZk8

We discussed debz, illumos bhyve/ARM64, vPMU virtualized performance counters, building EDK2 with LLVM, LibVirt updates, VM serial console configuration, default storage block sizes, the new FreeBSD bridge code, Sylve NAS features, and more!

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