Jonathan Wakely <jwakely....@gmail.com> writes:
I've found the BSDs are easy to run in a local VM, although it would
certainly be nice if they were available on faster cfarm h/w.
N.B. GCC also supports Dragonfly BSD now, and that runs well in a VM.
I have {Open,Net,Free}BSD all running under Xen on many machines, but I
never got Dragonfly to work properly; the UFS filesystem becomes
inconsistent within some days (and the "Hammer" fs requires too much
memory for my setup).
> 4) Is there any desire from the users to see Solaris on x86-64 (either VM or
> bare metal)?
Solaris and Darwin are the targets I most often wish I could test on.
I have Solaris running under Xen. It works well, but was a pain to get
working. It also often hangs during boot, the only solution I found
around that is to retry booting by means of a script.
I have puredarwin running under KVM. It is 32-bit only, which is not
too useful today.
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