Arm64 vmrun.sh for bhyve #2009
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- Use sysctl hw.vmm.destroy directly instead of bhyvectl - Remove bhyveload and assume the u-boot firmware from pkg64 - Remove support for PCI passthrough as that is not supported on arm64 - Remove various x86-only options - If an ISO image is used, create it as the first virtio-blk device on PCI slot 1
markjdb
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| case $c in | ||
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| bhyverun_opt="${bhyverun_opt} -a" | ||
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I believe we don't compile the AHCI model on CheriBSD currently.
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I'd rather have this in a port so we can update it easily (e.g. as firmware gets more featureful) |
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This let me run a VM similar to what I use for amd64 as a single line:
I have not figured out the right incantation of bsd.files.mk magic to install the file. It would be simplest to add a Makefile in share/examples/bhyve I think. For upstream I would probably rename the existing vmrun.sh to vmrun.amd64.sh so it always had MACHINE_ARCH in the source file name. Not sure I wanted to do that in this downstream PR yet though.