head -r325997 panics: dump/restore: restore got ufs_dirbad ino . . .: mangled entry; cp -ax got: ffs_valloc: dup alloc (after some cylinder checksum failures)

head -r323997 context, non-debug kernel (with debug symbols). This turned out to be for a USB SSD that was dying (Retired Block Count had grown rather large, other things looking okay). I do not know if panics are an intended result for the messed up data or not. The panic information follows.

vlans + bridging is "interesting"

Hello, I decided to try to run some bhyve VM's on my machine and bridge them to a guest vlan on my main interface. I also want to support running bhyve VM's on the untagged part of the interface as well (this is the key problem as I'll describe later). I configure it as you'd expect. Bridge the

Re: vlans + bridging is "interesting"

Rodney W. Grimes wrote this message on Fri, Nov 24, 2017 at 18:26 -0800: > > I decided to try to run some bhyve VM's on my machine and bridge > > them to a guest vlan on my main interface. I also want to support > > running bhyve VM's on the untagged part of the interface as well > > (this is the