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On 08/18/2015 07:17 PM, Bob Weber
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/snip/ somewhat off topic, I guess, but, question:I also use the kvm/qemu packages. There is also a GUI that makes setting up and running VMs very easy. Its Virtual Machine Manager and it uses libvirtd to manage machines. I have also at one time installed bsd and it ran fine. You can also try out different live cd by just downloading the ISO and connecting it to a guest in Virtual Machine Manager. Installs are done this way also. I tried some time ago to install a BSD but it wanted something other than ntfs or extx file system, and I had to make a special partition for it that nothing else could read. I finally decided it was too different, but if you install a BSD under a vm, what does it do about the file system? --doug |