03:29:35 <phma> papertigers: not sure yet. Maybe Adélie Linux or DragonFly BSD.
10:10:49 <wonko> If I run Plex in a branded zone will it have access to the iGPU for transcode?
11:54:34 <sjorge> wonko: no
12:57:37 <wonko> Damn. There go my plans to run SmartOS. Thanks!
13:38:13 <sjorge> you could probably use pci passthru to get it into a bhyve vm
14:00:38 <wonko> I don't think you can though because it will be attached to smartos. Unless I can get smartos to blacklist it and use a serial console (if I can even get one on that thing).
15:30:00 <bahamat> wonko: SmartOS has the serial console enabled by default. You can disable it after boot, but there's no way to completely disable it. It will boot up active every time.
15:32:41 <wonko> Oh, so there's no way to mask it like with vfio on Linux? (Not that iGPUs typically play nice with that anyway)
17:25:37 <papertigers> wonko: yes, thats what pci passthru is. If you have intel hardware you should be able to pass through something like a graphics card
17:25:49 <papertigers> however we don't currently have ppt on AMD chipsets
17:27:41 <papertigers> https://www.cyber-tec.org/2019/05/29/using-bhyve-pci-passthrough-on-omnios/
17:27:47 <papertigers> https://movementarian.org/blog/posts/2018-10-26-pci-pass-through-support-with-bhyve-and-smartos/
17:27:51 <papertigers> two examples
17:28:10 <papertigers> the smartos specific guide might require a bit of tweaking as its a bit dated 
17:32:24 <wonko> This is Intel but it's an iGPU so I'm not sure how well that'll work.
17:34:24 <wonko> I mean, I guess I can try and see what happens.
19:13:02 <Smithx10> Can I use  qcow2 image with bhyve?
19:14:11 <bahamat> you might be able to run zhyve manually, but if you want an image that you can use for an instance it needs to be a zvol.
19:14:38 <bahamat> You can use /smartdc/bin/qemu-img to convert qcow2 to raw, then dd that to a zvol.
19:16:07 <Smithx10> yea,  im trying to just get this nvidia netq kvm qcow2 image to load up 
19:16:21 <Smithx10> ALERT!  UUID=3756934c-31d3-413c-8df9-5b7c7b1a4451 does not exist.  Dropping to a shell!
19:16:34 <Smithx10> i qemu-img  convert'd it to raw
19:16:45 <Smithx10> but then qemu-image --shrink the raw image to 20gb 
19:16:56 <Smithx10> im wondering if it cut off the backed of the image
19:17:59 <Smithx10> qemu-img convert to raw made it the virtualsize of the image .... which is 256gb  :(
19:18:41 <Smithx10> Guess i should tar.gz it and scp it over 
19:18:54 <Smithx10> will zfs compress it down or write out the 256gb?
19:35:47 <papertigers> Smithx10: you might be able to resize the image with qemu-image before the convert
19:36:13 <Smithx10> while its qcow2?
19:36:13 <papertigers> I also have had to use qemu-image on linux with some newer qcow2 images
19:36:53 <Smithx10> did you use https://linux.die.net/man/1/virt-sparsify  ever?
19:38:06 <papertigers> I have not
19:38:22 <papertigers> I have mostly converted Ubuntu and FreeBSD cloud images
19:43:50 <Smithx10> just resize qcow2 down and then convert to raw 
19:44:14 <Smithx10> virt-sparsify has some really cool graphics
19:44:15 <papertigers> thats what I would try
19:44:18 <Smithx10> but now im scared 
19:44:26 <Smithx10> Fill free space in /dev/sda1 with zero
19:44:30 <Smithx10> hope thats the imageon loop rofl
20:25:52 <Smithx10> Anyway in Bhyve to set a disks UUID ?
20:26:56 <Smithx10> the UUID of /dev/vda is virtio-BHYVE-6EAB-6BE7-F459 instead of 3756934c-31d3-413c-8df9-5b7c7b1a4451
20:30:38 <bahamat> That...I don't know. 
20:30:59 <Smithx10> Ill just mount the image see if I can chagen what its looking for
23:17:07 <Smithx10> papertigers:  bahamat  figured it out
23:17:35 <Smithx10> I ended up using virt-resize,  but qemu-img resize was blowing up the partition table I think 
23:18:22 <Smithx10> i used parted and resize2fs to shrink down the /dev/sda1 ext4 partition from 255 gb to 20gb,  but after doing that and writing out the new partition table 
23:19:11 <Smithx10> I wasn't able to see the partitions after running qemu-img resize --shrink on the qcow2 image