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Subject: Re: Passing a limited amount of disk devices to jails
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On 27-2-2018 05:11, cstanley wrote:
> Sorry for the extremely late reply! 
> 
> I am interested in any progress you have made on this front.
> 
> I have been playing around with BHYVE - I am able to get guests up and
> running but I am having trouble mapping the raw block devices (/dev/ada5
> etc) to the vm.
> 
> This prompted me to mess around with jails as an alternative, and I came
> across this thread :)

I got side-tracked by different problems...
So there nothing that came out of this.

Other than that configuring this is not easy. Tried several things and
got no where other than just disabling it all and get everything in a jail.

--WjW