bhyve(8) seems to bypass the standard stdin/out/err and send it's
output directly to the TTY when handling guest console I/O. I need
to make it so it is 100% silent (and/or send all it's output to a file
and accept no input at all). How can I do this?
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Hi Aryeh,
bhyve(8) seems to bypass the standard stdin/out/err and send it's
output directly to the TTY when handling guest console I/O. I need
to make it so it is 100% silent (and/or send all it's output to a file
and accept no input at all). How can I do this?
For now, edirect bhyveload'
Thanks an other issue is tap needs to be reset on reboot of the guest
is there anyway around this?
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 2:01 AM, Peter Grehan wrote:
> Hi Aryeh,
>
>
>> bhyve(8) seems to bypass the standard stdin/out/err and send it's
>> output directly to the TTY when handling guest console I/
Thanks an other issue is tap needs to be reset on reboot of the guest
is there anyway around this?
No, need to do some work on tap to fix that :(
later,
Peter.
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removing stdio makes a 10-CURRENT guest unbootable (it freezes
immediately after the boot menu)
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 2:01 AM, Peter Grehan wrote:
> Hi Aryeh,
>
>
>> bhyve(8) seems to bypass the standard stdin/out/err and send it's
>> output directly to the TTY when handling guest console I/O.
removing stdio makes a 10-CURRENT guest unbootable (it freezes
immediately after the boot menu)
It's should be working - there's just no console output. Do you have a
network port that you can ping/log into ?
later,
Peter.
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