08:39:03 <nikolam> Can I add zfs dataset and not zfs volume to a Bhyve VM on SmartOS and use it like that? Or it really needs to be a block device for OS under Bhyve?
09:29:23 <nikolam> I disabled cloud-init in Debian12 Bhyve HVM, because of the slow boot, with Openmediavault packages installed inside. Didn't have nameserver and dns resolving and were forced to set OMV's Linux netplan network settings. $ touch /etc/cloud/cloud-init.disabled seems to disables cloud-init 
16:03:26 <bahamat> nikolam: No.
16:07:18 <bahamat> Even if the bhyve binary supported it (which I don't know, maybe it does) and you used bhyve_extra_opts to map a directory into the bhyve guest filesystem, delegated_dataset isn't allowed on HVM zones.
16:08:17 <bahamat> Even if you manually added it with zonecfg (which would probably make vmadm and/or vminfod *not* happy), the permissions in HVM zones are so restrictive that the bhyve binary wouldn't be allowed to write to the filesystem on the host side.