ou using the -H option?
From man bhyve -
-H Yield the virtual CPU thread when a HLT instruction is
detected. If this option is not specified, virtual CPUs will
use 100% of a host CPU.
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error cmd=write 60261136-60261151
vtbd0: hard error cmd=write 60261152-60261167
vtbd0: hard error cmd=write 60261168-60261183
vtbd0: hard error cmd=write 116882640-116882719
vtbd0: hard error cmd=write 116882720-116882735
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-allocation.
For disk, the same effect can be achieved by using a sparse volume,
e.g. 'truncate -s ' on UFS.
And if your using ZFS on the host you can create a sparse zvol with
zfs create -sV zpool/guestvol
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>>>> Â Â kernel: pid 41123 (bhyve), uid 0, was killed: out of swap space
That's the type of errors I see when wired jumps high. I'm not seeing
this from bhyve but when your watching top, keep an eye on the wired
amount.
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irtual machine illusion.
At the least it would involve a system telling the hardware what memory
is used and what is not, which just isn't something any system does.
Maybe that is an idea for the vm guest aware systems of the future.
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arently there is work on
getting the guest to notify the host of released ram. Until that is
available you may want to restart guests that temporarily allocate large
amounts of ram.
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usually ends up killing random processes, and
> random usually means the most important things you are running!
The host has 64G swap setup.
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will be messages after the
kernel has loaded but includes a lot of what you expect during startup.
Maybe one of these logs shows an odd char that the console has an issue
with. Can you find an odd char that doesn't exist in other guest logs?
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