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== FreeBSD == | == FreeBSD == | ||
Tested working ok with default settings on version 8 amd64 | |||
== NetBSD == | == NetBSD == | ||
Works with the ne2k_pci driver with ACPI disabled, on single-core VMs. Untick the ACPI box on the VM management screen for this to work. | |||
== Debian GNU/kFreeBSD == | |||
Current release (20090729) working ok on i386 with the ne2k_pci network card. Read the [http://glibc-bsd.alioth.debian.org/doc/intro.html documentation] before installing for the first time though, | |||
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[[Category: RedBrick VM Project]] | [[Category: RedBrick VM Project]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:14, 21 April 2026
OpenBSD
Tested on OpenBSD 4.5 i386
The switching off the irqchip setting allowed me to get the machine to boot, however, I couldn't get any working network interface with this set. There's another fix for this issue, documented here.
The default network card also doesn't work very well, set it to e1000 instead. The i8255i (fxp0) device seems to crash the vm when it tries to bring up the network.
FreeBSD
Tested working ok with default settings on version 8 amd64
NetBSD
Works with the ne2k_pci driver with ACPI disabled, on single-core VMs. Untick the ACPI box on the VM management screen for this to work.
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
Current release (20090729) working ok on i386 with the ne2k_pci network card. Read the documentation before installing for the first time though,