02:31:28 <jdt> Looking at buying some SuperMicro gear for running Triton. Some of the machines that look interesting are AMD-based. Is this still true (copied from docs.tritondatacenter.com): "For hardware virtual machine support, an Intel CPU is required that supports the EPT feature. All current Intel Xeon E3, E5, and E7 processors should contain support for this. A full list of Intel CPUs is available from Intel. AMD CPUs are not currently supported for hardware virtualization
02:34:40 <jdt> I'm guessing that guidance is obsoleted by bhyve: https://docs.smartos.org/bhyve/
02:37:39 <jbk> yes and no
02:37:47 <jbk> bhyve should work fine w/ any non-ancient AMD
02:37:52 <jbk> KVM will not
02:37:59 <jdt> Makes sense.
02:38:58 <jbk> which is almost never an issue
02:39:13 <bahamat> jdt: Also, triton now defaults to creating bhyve zones
02:39:16 <jbk> unless you have existing VMs that predate bhyve
02:39:34 <jdt> It's all green field, so no worries there.
02:39:44 <jdt> Thank you for the info.
02:43:54 <bahamat> And you can set hvm images to be bhyve only after you import them, so you can completely prevent KVM from ever existing in your datacetnter
02:46:13 <jdt> Cool, good to know.
22:33:48 <jdt> I was experimenting with FreeBSD images yesterday (because some of the folks I work with like using it). The "official" images are pretty old, but at least can be upgraded all the way to current (with a little finagling). Is there any plan to update those core images?