14:10:19 so yeah, passing passing the wireless nic to a freebsd vm worked 14:47:48 aru_: did you see https://www.cyber-tec.org/2019/05/29/using-bhyve-pci-passthrough-on-omnios/ 14:48:03 that's what I was following 14:48:11 nice, sounds like you got it working 14:57:02 yeah. And I must say I'm pleasantly surprised 14:59:28 still, there are some things that I didn't get to work yet 14:59:30 but I'll get there 15:07:15 let us know if there's anything we can help with, or at least point you in the right direction 15:12:35 I followed that article and tried using netbsd instead of freebsd, but that somehow failed when loading netbsd kernel modules. Then I tried openbsd and that didn't pick up the attached iso as bootable and fell back (fallbacked? whatever) into the efi shell. freebsd worked out of the box though 15:12:40 but that's not really an issue right now 15:26:41 would you recommend using zadm or just stick with the "standard" zone{cfg,adm} suite for regular use? 15:40:47 I use a combo, but mostly stick with zadm 15:41:02 openbsd worked last time I tested it, but haven't tried netbsd 15:53:53 What OpenBSD media did you use? The regular install iso? 15:57:59 aru_: I think I tried 7.2 (I see 7.3 is out now). 15:59:28 If you have `zadm show vmname` output it might be helpful. But I believe I booted under uefi bootrom and the piece I was missing andyf shared with me. Which was at the boot prompt type "tty com0" 16:01:23 or instead of zadm output you could share /$zonespath/$zonename/root/etc/bhyve.cfg 16:11:52 http://ix.io/4BYw 16:13:30 Afk for a bit 16:51:14 Just to mention - the design of `zadm` is deliberately such that you can happily switch between it and `zonecfg`. zadm does have a couple of things that can't be done otherwise like the VNC proxy and `boot -m` for UEFI guests - well you can do the latter but without the nice menu 17:03:49 Before it goes into the EFI shell, it says this http://ix.io/4BYO if that helps 18:43:32 boot -m ?