The -S option will force allocation of guest memory (required by
passthru). Is there 1G of free mem available on the machine when
grub-bhyve was run ?
Hi, thanks for the response. Yes, the machine had something like 6GB
free (not including cache/buf). I also tried running grub-bhyve with
smaller
On Oct 22, 2015, at 11:27 AM, Peter Grehan wrote:
>> # bhyvectl —vm=vm0 --destroy
>> # grub-bhyve -m /images/vm0-device.map -M 1024 -r hd1 -S vm0
>> Could not setup memory for VM
>> Error in initializing VM
>
> The -S option will force allocation of guest memory (required by passthru).
> Is the
# bhyvectl —vm=vm0 --destroy
# grub-bhyve -m /images/vm0-device.map -M 1024 -r hd1 -S vm0
Could not setup memory for VM
Error in initializing VM
The -S option will force allocation of guest memory (required by
passthru). Is there 1G of free mem available on the machine when
grub-bhyve was run
I’m running bhyve on an Intel machine running FreeBSD 11-CURRENT, updated a few
days ago. I have a Debian 8.2 VM that has been running fine but now I’d like to
add a PCI pass-through device. Unfortunately, when I add the required “-S” flag
to my grub-bhyve command line it doesn’t work:
# bhyvec
