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I am currently running VirtualBox with a Debian Linux guest to run
Ubiquiti Unifi-Video server. I had it briefly running on a byhve VM, but
after about 10 days of running fine. I installed some updates using
Aptitude within the Debian guest which promptly broke the VM.
I am currently running a beta version of the UniFi-Video server
software, and as such planning to do a fresh install when the release
comes out of Beta. I would like to go back to a byhve VM, instead of
VirtualBox. But before I can make the switch I need to find a safe way
to install updates.
I believe that the issue was one of the updates updated the kernel,
which broke the byhve to grub boot loader setup. What is the proper
method of handling this so that the byhve to grub setup gets updated?
Does this issue go away on the current build with UEFI setup that's in
development? Perhaps its best for me to wait until then?
- bhyve with Linux guest, how to safely handle updates? dweimer
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, how to safely handle u... Sergey Manucharian
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, how to safely hand... dweimer
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, how to safely ... Sergey Manucharian
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, how to saf... dweimer
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, how t... Neel Natu
- Re: bhyve with Linux guest, h... Julian Elischer
- Re: bhyve with Linux gues... Neel Natu
