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Do you have any idea?

Hi everyone!
I'm new to OPNSense (also to FreeBSD in general ;D) and I'm interested to use cloud-init to configure at least LAN (vtnet0) with static ip address, root password and eventually running custom scripts in a OPNsense VM created with Qemu to apply a custom configuration.

I saw that opnsense github repo has cloud-init port [url]https://github.com/opnsense/ports/tree/master/net/cloud-init[/url, so I installed it with:

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pkg install net/cloud-init

Then I added cidata.iso image to Qemu as required by cloud-init NoCloud with user-data and meta-data.
I already tested those files on ubuntu server 21 and kali linux. They are correct at least on those OSs ;)

I found the cdrom as /dev/cd0 and mounted with

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mkdir -p /media/cdrom
mount -t cd9660 /dev/cd0 /media/cdrom


I also edited /etc/fstab appending this line:

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/dev/cd0 /media/cdrom cd9660 ro 0 0


to auto mount the cdrom at boot.

Finally, I created (because unexisting) /etc/rc.conf with this content:

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cloudinit_enable="YES"


and restarted my OPNsense VM.

What I expect now is that cloud-init will start automatically at boot.

However this doesn't happen, probably because I have to configure something.
If I run `cloud-init init` via terminal it throws error:

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stages.py[WARNING]: Failed to rename devices: Unexpected error while running command.
Command [`ip`, `-6`, `addr`,`show`, `permanent`, `scope`,`global`]
Exit code: -
Reason: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: b`ip`
Stdout: -
Stderr: -
No `init` modules to run under section `cloud_init_modules`


On both Kali Linux and Ubuntu Server it works easely.

I have some questions about this:
1) Is it possible to use cloud-init port with NoCloud and a cdrom (cidata) with configuration files or it supports only Cloud services with OpenStack and so on?
2) Is my configuration above correct or am I missing something?
3) Why does it appear the error above? How can I fix it?

Thank you.