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General Discussion / Re: How can I get OPNSense to run in a Hyper-V VM?
« on: November 01, 2023, 10:47:28 pm »
Thanks @Bob.Dig. I'm stumped on what my script is configuring to cause FreeBSD to do this but maybe this is the issue. Attempt #1 using the manual approach did not lead the same issue and seems to be working as expected.
@Maurice - sorry, I didn't see the signature but will certainly explore what you have. As for why Gen1, this was actually the first time I've tried to use Gen1 in many years too. I did so because in the course of troubleshooting I read something somewhere bout FreeBSD possibly not supporting Gen2 so tried it (along with dozens of other small changes) to see if anything helped. I didn't see dynamic memory not being supported either but the 1 manually configured VM is running with it enabled.
So, it's looking like my script enables/disables something that causes FreeBSD to enable/disable hv_sock0 continuously. I'll have to dig into that once I catch up to where I should be after being blocked on this issue for embarrassingly long.
Thanks for your help!
@Maurice - sorry, I didn't see the signature but will certainly explore what you have. As for why Gen1, this was actually the first time I've tried to use Gen1 in many years too. I did so because in the course of troubleshooting I read something somewhere bout FreeBSD possibly not supporting Gen2 so tried it (along with dozens of other small changes) to see if anything helped. I didn't see dynamic memory not being supported either but the 1 manually configured VM is running with it enabled.
So, it's looking like my script enables/disables something that causes FreeBSD to enable/disable hv_sock0 continuously. I'll have to dig into that once I catch up to where I should be after being blocked on this issue for embarrassingly long.
Thanks for your help!