i'm trying to create a vnic on the gz to attach to an etherstub. but i can't seem to do it via /usbkey/config ?

i have blahblah_nic=etherstub0 and blahblah0_ip=a.b.c.d blahblah0_netmask=e.f.g.h .. i've also tried without the 0 in blahblah

latest pkgsrc is 2021Q4?

for zones

seems.. old

latest LTS, yes. it's not 2022Q4 yet

if you want the latest packages always use trunk instead

i can't seem to add an ip6 address manually, either with ipadm or ifconfig. it says can't assign requested address. ??

ipadm create-addr -t -T static -a valid_ipv6/64 dmz0/v6

dmz0 was created with ipadm create-if -t dmz0

dladm show-vnic, relevant line: dmz0 v6dmz0 0 2:8:20:33:fd:9a random 0 --

ok, for whatever reason it needs a -T addrconf on dmz0/v6 first, and then adding a new address works with dmz0/v6add (not v6) at the end. adding the address directly on /v6 gives the can't assign address until addrconf is added. this was a lucky guess, i couldn't find any documentation .. in case it helps anyone else

so: ipadm create-addr -T addrconf dmz0/v6 and ipadm create-addr -t -T static -a xxxxx/64 dmz0/v6add --> confirmed by ipadm show-addr

<gonzosysadm[m]> "i have blahblah_nic=etherstub0..." <- any idea about this? i'm running the commands manually from a startup script now .. but that's kinda meh

any way to change on which IP a bhyve vnc is binding to?

seems not. would also be nice to have the option to have it bind on admin_ip6 instead. but in my case actually i want it out of the admin network (it's a public network..)

This indicates the bootrom to use for bhyve, valid values are ´bios´, │

´uefi´, or a path to a bootrom binary.

"bootrom": "uefi",

Invalid value(s) for: bootrom

? :/

does the freebsd 12.1 image even work at all these days. i get a black screen over vnc, vmadm console hangs

if someone has a recent freebsd config that works please share, i'm stuck

what do i need to set to login to the debian images ? what is the admin user ? is there a password?

gonzosysadm[m] : debian -> root

IIRC you have to zlogin into the freebsd image and set up networking from within

`zlogin -C` or `vmadm console` to get to the console.

(zlogin by itself is only useful for native or LX zones)

in triton docker how do you specify a package version via the label? -l com.joyent.package="con-2c-4m-50d-gpc⊙1" doesn't work but the uuid does

When there are 2 packages available at different versions, I believe it errors

Are they both active?

yea

looks like cloudapi parses the version

and docker doesnt

i think if Im reading this right

Or is there supposed to be only 1 active at any time?