hi guys, the omnios-bloody-20250124.iso link on omnios.org/download.html is 404, looks like it needs to be update to 20250411 version found on "other blood downloads" page

Congrats on the new release

Hi. A short question: I have created manually a last BE for 101052 and then went and upgraded to 101054. Everything went fine. Now I am wondering If i may destroy earlier BEs predating my manually created one. Can destroying seemingly unnecessary BEs cause issues?

szilard: destroying old BEs is fine. I, personally, like to keep one around, just in case.

cyric - than you. That should be fixed shortly

I see the following in the "zfs list" output: imgur.com/a/rFZPCum I use zadm for zone management. I assume, all those numbered zfs copies are made as I updated something. Can I delete the old ones?

I have a dbeian 12 running in a bhyve zone beside many other native zones. I usually get into the zones using zlogin, which automatically teleports me into the zone and gets me the root rights. This is comfortable. However this debian bhyve zone is different, I need to explicitly add the -C switch to get a console, but nowadays serial console is not enabled on debian, so I had to enable it, now I can

access the serial console, but I need to log in using my root password. It would be so much easier if I could set-up-autologin on the console, but the tutorials I have followed so far did not achaived this. Have somebody a working guide for this?

szilard, see if this helps? unix.stackexchange.com/questions/40…-login-on-debian-9-2-1-command-line

the example there is for the "normal" tty you get if you were sitting in front of keyboard and screen. For the console port, you probably have to enable it as kernel parameter, and adjust the example there to work on the console.

or maybe just set up public key ssh login from the host to the zone?

szilard: the fundamental difference is that native zones share the same kernel with the host so it's trivial for zlogin to insert a new process into a running zone. I second the advice to set up public key ssh login.

I already did that ;)

szilard: best way to clean up the extra numbered zone filesystems is with beadm. I recommend cleaning up the global zone first, then the other zones. Because certain libraries have to match the kernel, pkg & beadm may conspire to maintain a boot environment in each zone to match the global zone].

use beadm list to see what you have, then beadm delete -s to get rid of the ones you don't need.

then repeat in each zone.