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Create a dataset for your virtual machines.
If you're not using ZFS, just create a normal directory
If you're not using ZFS, just create a normal directory.
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Enable vm-bhyve in /etc/rc.conf and set the dataset to use
If not using ZFS, just set `$vm_dir="/my/vm/folder"`
Enable vm-bhyve in /etc/rc.conf and set the dataset to use.
If not using ZFS, just set `$vm_dir="/my/vm/folder"`.
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Run the `vm init` command to create the required directories under $vm_dir and load kernel modules
Run the `vm init` command to create the required directories under $vm_dir and load kernel modules.
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Install the sample templates that come with vm-bhyve
Install the sample templates that come with vm-bhyve.
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Create a virtual switch called 'public' and attach your network interface to it
Replace `em0` with whatever interface connects your machine to the network
Create a virtual switch called 'public' and attach your network interface to it.
Replace `em0` with whatever interface connects your machine to the network.
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Download a copy of FreeBSD from the ftp site
Download a copy of FreeBSD from the ftp site.
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Create a new guest using the `default.conf` template, run the installer and