Nicolas Gilles wrote:
> SmartOS is built to work that way, booting from an "static" ISO or USB
> or PXE, and just using the hard-drives in the system as store for the
> zones + vms, the os "drives" is loaded into memory.
>
> In a VM, it's not going to change you much to boot form a virtual DVD
SmartOS is built to work that way, booting from an "static" ISO or USB
or PXE, and just using the hard-drives in the system as store for the
zones + vms, the os "drives" is loaded into memory.
In a VM, it's not going to change you much to boot form a virtual DVD
drive vs virtual HD install, what t
gre...@freebsd.org wrote:
> Hi Roman,
>
> > I tried this instruction and I was able to get into smartos
> > installation. I choose all the default options there, it reported
> > successful installation. Then I dropped 'ahci-cd' part, but I cannot
> > get
> > smartos boot.
>
> For smartos, t
Hi Roman,
I tried this instruction and I was able to get into smartos
installation. I choose all the default options there, it reported
successful installation. Then I dropped 'ahci-cd' part, but I cannot
get
smartos boot.
For smartos, the CD should always be left there since that's the boo
Peter Grehan wrote:
> To follow up on the previous post, with the UEFI support introduced in
> r288524, bhyve can now boot Illumos since there is a working BIOS.
>
> This has been tested with SmartOS and also OpenIndiana and OmniOS,
> though I've not been able to work out how to enable serial
To follow up on the previous post, with the UEFI support introduced in
r288524, bhyve can now boot Illumos since there is a working BIOS.
This has been tested with SmartOS and also OpenIndiana and OmniOS,
though I've not been able to work out how to enable serial console
support for the latter
