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vm-bhyve is awesome to create virtual machines with the same processor architecture, and I use it a lot on my Intel server, with the amd64 processor architecture, and virtual machines which also use this amd64 processor architecture.
As I'm trying to familiarize myself with ARM architectures, I would find it very compelling to create virtual machines with the aarch64 processor architecture with the ease of use of vm-bhyve, and have them running in some kind of emulated mode on my physical host machine with an amd64 processor architecture.
Thanks for your consideration!
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As far as I am aware bhyve, as a hypervisor, doesn't support the CPU architecture emulation. Your best bet is probably the QEMU (although it's much more limited in what it can do under FreeBSD vs Linux).
vm-bhyve
is awesome to create virtual machines with the same processor architecture, and I use it a lot on my Intel server, with theamd64
processor architecture, and virtual machines which also use thisamd64
processor architecture.As I'm trying to familiarize myself with ARM architectures, I would find it very compelling to create virtual machines with the
aarch64
processor architecture with the ease of use ofvm-bhyve
, and have them running in some kind of emulated mode on my physical host machine with anamd64
processor architecture.Thanks for your consideration!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: