@Crab said:
I noticed Linveo VirtFusion panel had changed its appearance, so I was wondering if a newer version was installed with potentially better support, but booting NetBSD and OpenBSD ISOs failed the same old way.
We did upgrade to VF 5.0 which brings a lot of changes. One of them to note for the FreeBSD crowd:
Added support for FreeBSD memory usage display.
There are some behind the scenes setting changes, so I am taking a look to see if there is anything to help with the current issues.
I tried this out since I was curious about its implementation. By default it is trying to access /proc/meminfo which works fine in Linux but doesn't exist in *BSD out of the box. It actually uses freecolor for the memory information on FreeBSD and the VF panel shows the memory information just fine with it.
So people who might've done an ISO install, you'll need to install qemu-guest-agent and freecolor from packages to make it work.
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We did upgrade to VF 5.0 which brings a lot of changes. One of them to note for the FreeBSD crowd:
There are some behind the scenes setting changes, so I am taking a look to see if there is anything to help with the current issues.
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I tried this out since I was curious about its implementation. By default it is trying to access /proc/meminfo which works fine in Linux but doesn't exist in *BSD out of the box. It actually uses freecolor for the memory information on FreeBSD and the VF panel shows the memory information just fine with it.
So people who might've done an ISO install, you'll need to install qemu-guest-agent and freecolor from packages to make it work.