@linus this is one of my Alpine Linux's vm-bhyve config:
loader="uefi"
cpu="4"
memory="4G"
network0_type="virtio-net"
network0_switch="public"
disk0_type="nvme"
disk0_name="disk0.img"
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@linus this is one of my Alpine Linux's vm-bhyve config: loader="uefi" 4 comments
@linus yes, you need to remove the iso (just edit the vm .conf file "vm config vmname" and remove the iso ) |
@stefano managed to get uefi boot working at least after installing 'bhyve-firmware', but for some reason after running 'setup-alpine' it looks like it keeps booting from the ISO. do I need to manually disconnect it somehow? on boot, the log lists both "bhyve devices" (img file) and "bhyve iso device" (the alpine iso)