00:00:29 <skered> Anyone use bhyve via Windows or Linux VM or linuxemu to update BIOS updates?  Is that possible?
00:01:23 <skered> Direct access via linuxemu or pci pass thru with a VM?
00:07:37 <tomreyn> skered: wouldn't fwupd be a much better candidate? https://www.freebsdsoftware.org/sysutils/fwupd.html
00:07:57 <skered> If fwupd worked on FreeBSD.
00:08:05 <skered> Last I checked it didn't
00:08:17 <tomreyn> oh, i wasn't aware of that
00:09:03 <tomreyn> i spotted https://av.tib.eu/media/48081 but i'm not sure what (if anything) came out of it
00:29:27 <skered> And that's why you don't even run fwupd on FreeBSD :)
00:29:37 <skered> Just listing devices it kernel paniced
00:40:23 <tomreyn> some bios updates can just be installed by placing them in a certain directory structure on a fat32 file system, sometimes including ESP.
00:41:25 <gemelen> it seems that there is still no good solution for a case of: a zfs native encrypted homedir, mountable on ssh login with a key? with pam it's possible to do that for a local login or a for ssh with password, but not for the pubkey method