look man, i have no problem with you or anything else, what sucks for my usecase sucks, i followed the handbook and the vm-bhyve and freebsd wiki properly, and the issues were despite that, that is why i called them unexpected, and time efficiency is a thing, needing to debug unexpected issues when someone wants an vm up and running instantly isn't very time efficient, now this doesn't speak about industrial or other usecases, i won't be surprised if bhyve works almost the same as proxmox, xen or just plain kvm and some other userspace program for those and your usecases , it's just is always funny to see people say bhyve is better without mentioning how

look man, i have no problem with you or anything else, what sucks for my usecase sucks, i followed the handbook and the vm-bhyve and freebsd wiki properly, and the issues were despite that, that is why i called them unexpected, and time efficiency is a thing, needing to debug unexpected issues when someone wants an vm up and running instantly isn't very time efficient, now this doesn't speak about industrial or other usecases, i won't be surprised if bhyve works almost the same as proxmox, xen or just plain kvm and some other userspace program for those and your usecases , it's just is always funny to see people say bhyve is better without mentioning how

Wikipedia has an answer for you: "bhyve performs about the same as its competitors with lack of memory ballooning and accelerated graphics interface, but bhyve has a more modern codebase and uses fewer resources. In the case of FreeBSD the resource management is more efficient. FreeBSD is also known for its exemplary I/O speeds; running bhyve from FreeBSD has a lot of advantages for time-critical virtual appliances by reducing I/O time, especially on disk and network related loads. "

kek, thanks for another laugh, first of all that isn't answer of my issues in any ways, i am talking about the time wasted in solving the VMs issues and you are talking about performance

Mice and keyboard works in Bhyve VNC. Mice and keyboards works even better in RDP / X11 VNC. Need to install but dont want graphics? Use serial console with 'vm console'. Its that simple. If you're still unsatisfied with outcome, then file PR to FreeBSD team.

Mice and keyboard works in Bhyve VNC. Mice and keyboards works even better in RDP / X11 VNC. Need to install but dont want graphics? Use serial console with 'vm console'. Its that simple. If you're still unsatisfied with outcome, then file PR to FreeBSD team.

i don't need to, i can solve them myself

If you need GRAPHICS like GPU then use PCI passthru

look man, i have no problem with you or anything else, what sucks for my usecase sucks, i followed the handbook and the vm-bhyve and freebsd wiki properly, and the issues were despite that, that is why i called them unexpected, and time efficiency is a thing, needing to debug unexpected issues when someone wants an vm up and running instantly isn't very time efficient, now this doesn't speak about industrial or other usecases, i won't be surprised if bhyve works almost the same as proxmox, xen or just plain kvm and some other userspace program for those and your usecases , it's just is always funny to see people say bhyve is better without mentioning how

May I say it first? This issue bothers precisely 0 people excluding you

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/mouse-problem-installing-windows-7-bhyve-guest.86163/ https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/windows-7-x64-bit-virtualized-with-bhyve-several-problems-to-face-up-before-having-a-working-vm.83315/ https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/trying-to-install-the-proper-driver-to-supports-xhci-usb-3-0-devices-like-my-mouse-in-windows-7-virtualized-with-bhyve.93312/ https://www.reddit.com/r/windows7/comments/1cj3jwm/trying_to_install_the_proper_driver_to_supports/ this is only for the windows 7 issue, you would find more for other issues as well

Look man, 3 processes maxing out on unknown hardware and 100mbit isn't impressive at all. The rest is just namedropping. We are not r/SelfHosted where you run maximum number of services you don't understand

lmao what? where is that coming from? do you even know how resource intensive cpu hevc transcoding is, it is impressive that freebsd is able to manage that, and the ethernet chipset and the hdd is very shitty, so it is also impressive the network playback is instant, what is even your issue lol?

lmao what? where is that coming from? do you even know how resource intensive cpu hevc transcoding is, it is impressive that freebsd is able to manage that, and the ethernet chipset and the hdd is very shitty, so it is also impressive the network playback is instant, what is even your issue lol?

Passthru iGPU 😏

are you on purpose replying to wrong message XD? the only gpu is igpu :)

Then passthru it to VM guest, that will hyperconverge it to containers

what is making you think i have to passthru the igpu to any container?

Yes. A CPU at 1.00 load. Wow

lmao, do you really always speak about things without having any idea?

lmao, do you really always speak about things without having any idea?

Ffmpeg. Where is the impressive stuff?

this is what a single client making the server do hevc transcoding does, it's amazing that freebsd can handle two of these at once, have a stable network io at 100 mbyte(again mbyte not mbit mr. jay :) and on top of that having reasonable performance for other stuff

Im suggesting to do this inside virtual machine

ahahah, so again you don't know how jellyfin does server sided hevc transcoding but you still want to speak kek?

Do you? 😂

i clearly show what i say and my statements can be easily verified by matching from the docs or trying out yourself, unlike you

You think you do. You posted a gif of 1 line. No context, no specs.

You think you do. You posted a gif of 1 line. No context, no specs.

You think you do. You posted a gif of 1 line. No context, no specs.

>again can't read the message about the system being 15 years old with the cpu specs

For legacy systems there is Linux and OpenBSD. FreeBSD is about *modern* hardware with *modern* demands, not consumer rip off malfunctioning "hardware"

>again can't read the message about the system being 15 years old with the cpu specs

anyways, have fun crying, i had enough comedy dosage for today

I appreciate that. Actually, I admire its features like jails, Dtrace, ZFS, the file system hierarchy, ports, and so on ... That's what pushed me towards installing it ... Very underrated OS I wish I could see more hardware support ... I hope I'm wrong And that's a simple misunderstanding Of the situation. ( At some points I wanted the problem to be originated from my laptop rather than the FreeBSD 😂 ) But let me do another fresh install ( this time while following the handbook) I'll inform you if the problem persisted ...

Did you try using synaptics?

hmm, this might sound like a controversial opinion, but in my opinion the idea of adding hardware and wifi support using linux drivers and a compat layer is a bad one, hardware drivers should be native without translation as they are performance critical

https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-current/2025-June/007817.html it seems it is bad for backward compat and stability as well

> The main issues with changing network ABIs come from jails. If ifconfig in > a 14.x jail doesn’t work in a 15.x jail, that’s a big problem. I wouldn’t > expect this to matter for the WiFi-specific parts. You’re almost always > configuring some virtual interface in a jail, not the WiFi bits. > Given the choice, I'd trade this being broken for better wifi support. But the rest(rest implying related to jails, vnet and wifi) will work. The proposed ABI breakage is confined to WIFI only i feel like giving an advice folks, the fact that context is important :)

Yes but it didn't work too.

Did you play with the touchpad settings in xfce?

for some reason my freebsd-14.2-release system doesn't have llvm-as and for some reason llvm19 is a runtime dependency of telegram-desktop, xorg and various xorg related packages, would anyone know what could be the reason

is it possible to use docker on FBSD?

Hi people Can anyone explain to me how I can use GitLab CE on FreeBSD? Maybe with Docker? I can’t find any documentation to help me install Docker on FreeBSD.

you can use oci containers, if that's your goal

For emulating the Linux kernel to run GitLab on FreeBSD?

emulating who? try making an alpine linux jail and run gitlab ce from there

to use Gitlab? i dont know what is the OCI‌ Containers

Hi people Can anyone explain to me how I can use GitLab CE on FreeBSD? Maybe with Docker? I can’t find any documentation to help me install Docker on FreeBSD.

Podman run in freebsd. does it work?

Hi people Can anyone explain to me how I can use GitLab CE on FreeBSD? Maybe with Docker? I can’t find any documentation to help me install Docker on FreeBSD.

Hi people Can anyone explain to me how I can use GitLab CE on FreeBSD? Maybe with Docker? I can’t find any documentation to help me install Docker on FreeBSD.

https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-ABI-stability-in.html https://www.youtube.com/live/qAOymU5n5-E?t=7650 https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-Sandbox-Your-Program.html https://www.youtube.com/live/qAOymU5n5-E?t=16409 https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-ELF-Nightmares-GOTs,.html https://www.youtube.com/live/oGwElD3VnqA?t=19948 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pf5O3BwQAM https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-ZFS-Direct-IO.html https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-Controlled-credentials-transitions.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAOymU5n5-E some talks from bsdcan this year that i find interesting with timestamps(where applicable)

Is this the mask only conference?

wdym by "mask on"?