MSI and MSI-X themselves are supported on amd64, though not every
driver use it. Both wm(4) and bge(4) however do support it and use it,
so should work.
Maybe there is either some misunderstanding about the MSI support
(e.g. our PCI subsystem doesn't detect it), or the PCI probe code
tries to allo
I think I know the cause of the problem.
I posted this same question on the FreeBSD virtualization list, and
received this reply which sounds plausible:
You have to use MSI interrupts for pass-through devices for bhyve. Those
errors look as if the guests are trying to use legacy INTx interrupts.
I have current installed on it now.
It has both the Intel and Broadcom NICs with passthrough as well as the
virtual NIC from bhyve.
The virtual NIC works nice. I used it to fetch the installation sets.
>From dmesg:
[ 1.0448813] virtio1 at pci0 dev 5 function 0
[ 1.0448813] virtio1: Virtio Netw
"Farid Joubbi" wrote:
=> I tried the install CD for the latest HEAD-201807121210Z.
=> It can see both the NICs, but they don't work.
=> Trying to configure them with DHCP, it looks as if the NIC is sending a
=> DISCOVERY but timing out never receiving anything back (I doubt that it is
=> actually
I tried the install CD for the latest HEAD-201807121210Z.
It can see both the NICs, but they don't work.
Trying to configure them with DHCP, it looks as if the NIC is sending a
DISCOVERY but timing out never receiving anything back (I doubt that it is
actually sending anything on the wire).
Then it
I have a working configuration for NetBSD on bhyve. It's not a problem with
vm-bhyve https://github.com/churchers/vm-bhyve
NetBSD 7.1.2 does not initiate the bge0 nor wm0 at all under bhyve, as I
wrote earlier.
It seems to run perfectly fine other than that.
The "normal" vioif0 works fine.
I trie
> On 9 Jul 2018, at 5:58 AM, Farid Joubbi wrote:
>
> Thanks for the reply.
> After reading it, I realize that the learning curve for me to understand what
> is going on is a bit too steep.
> I know only some basic C programming from university courses several years
> ago.
> This kind of learn
On 8 July 2018 at 22:58, Farid Joubbi wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
> After reading it, I realize that the learning curve for me to understand
> what is going on is a bit too steep.
> I know only some basic C programming from university courses several years
> ago.
> This kind of learning was not
Thanks for the reply.
After reading it, I realize that the learning curve for me to understand
what is going on is a bit too steep.
I know only some basic C programming from university courses several years
ago.
This kind of learning was not what I had in mind when I figured that I want
to run a ne
Farid Joubbi writes:
> I have a server running FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE-p11.
> I would like to run NetBSD using bhyve on that.
That's interesting; there has been little discussion of running NetBSD
under bhyve so far.
> I have configured passthrough of two different PCI Express network
> interface
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