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myusername
yourusername
thatdogsusername
yurausername

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#!/bin/sh

# Yet Another bhyve Script v0.4
# Use this to try and boot 9front, the Plan9 fork.
# Virtio emulation works better (ported drivers)
# PS/2 Mouse emulation requires updated bhyve(8)
# If you don't have it, patch is uploaded with this Gist
# When partitioning, I have had more success with MBR
# GPT may work for some people

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#!/bin/sh

# Yet Another bhyve Script v0.3
# Use this example to boot Android-x86
# Have not tested e1000 network emulation yet
# It will install to hd, but will get stuck in boot loop
# This should get you through the setup in live mode
# Be sure to kldload vmm

name=droid86

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#!/bin/sh

# Yet Another bhyve Script v0.1.5
# This was once used to test booting MacOS
# Don't expect it to work

name=clover
ram=8192M
cpu=4
disk=clover-capitan.img

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#include <stdio.h>

// iterations of work unit
// iterprint for output at end of run
long double i = 1000000000;
long long int iterprint = i;

// variables for work unit
// pi starts at 0
// pi1-3 are used by workunit

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set root=(cd0,msdos2)
multiboot /boot/minix_latest/kernel rootdevname=c0d0p0s0 cttyline=0 cttybaud=9600
module /boot/minix_latest/mod01_ds.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod02_rs.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod03_pm.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod04_sched.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod05_vfs.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod06_memory.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod07_tty.gz
module /boot/minix_latest/mod08_mfs.gz

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### Welcome! ###

# iohyve is an all in one quick start for utilizing built-in FreeBSD and ZFS
# tools for managing bhyve guests. iohyve acts much like @pannon's iocage and it's
# inspiration is drawn from it's ideas. iohyve's aim is to get a solid basis of how bhyve
# will interact with iocage's ideas. This includes resource limiting/management, store data in
# zfs proprieties, vnet, and UUID's in addition to creation, starting, stopping, and destroying
# live guests. Snapshoting and other features might be better saved for iocage integration.
# Big thanks to @pannon and @skarekrow for all their help, their code, and patience. :)

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Back in July, I posted a series of tweets to our main twitter account - @cryptostorm_is - of a fairly unusual nature. I include a link to the first (https://twitter.com/cryptostorm_is/status/624070397219180544) in the series, because they are public and piddling about by not doing so strikes me as disingenuous and, well... twee. Anything but twee, please. To say that tweet received a bit of notice would be an understatement: in addition to the eighty (80) retweets, it generated scores of DMs, emails, bitmessages, smoke signals... you get the point. Since then, I've been promising a follow-up blog post explaining wtf.

Nearly six months later, this is that post.

 

~ ~ ~

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cat iohyve.8.txt | txt2man -t iohyve -s 8 -v "FreeBSD System Manager's Manual" > iohyve.8

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@size   = (1920,1080);
@center = (-.743653135,.131826563);
$zoom   = .000014628;
$max_it = 700;

open U, "|convert -size $size[0]x$size[1] -depth 8 gray:- mandel.png";
for $py (0..$size[1]-1) {
  $y0 = $center[1] + ($py/($size[0]-1) - .5) * $zoom;
  for $px (0..$size[0]-1) {
    $x0 = $center[0] + ($px/($size[0]-1) - .5) * $zoom;