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Guest Operating System Support
pr1ntf edited this page Mar 20, 2016
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#What guest operating systems are supported by iohyve?
####Here is a list of guest operating systems that will be supported by the new grubcfg option in iohyve
. Feedback is appreciated.
###OpenBSD
- Two normal releases that increment by 0.1 twice a year. (
grub.cfg
template per release) - A snapshot image of -current made several times a week allows for upgrading from -current to -current without the need to compile from csv.
- OpenBSD supports the current release and one version back for patches. So 5.8 is the current release and 5.7 is still patched
- Basically, if OpenBSD supports it,
iohyve
supports it.
###NetBSD
- NetBSD 7
- Basically, the highest supported release.
###Debian
- Because Debian and Ubuntu are related on how they use GRUB, I can support all the supported Debian/Ubuntu releases if this system does not change.
-- Debian/Ubuntu LVM install
grub.cfg
template. -- Debian HDD (non-LVM) installgrub.cfg
template.
###Kali Linux
- They are now a "rolling update" distro as well.
- Two choices -- Live OS -- Installed to virtual HDD
###Turnkey Linux?
- Debian based?
- More investigation needs to be done on the
grub.cfg
portion
###CentOS
- CentOS 6
grub.cfg
template (possibly with instructions) - CentOS 7
grub.cfg
template
###Arch Linux
- They are a monthly rolling update.
- Could be dynamic to the month (see current implementation)
###iX FreeBSD variants?
- FreeNAS?
- TrueOS?
-
- More investigation needs to be done on the
grub.cfg
portions
- More investigation needs to be done on the
- pfSense?
- OPNSense?
How-to journals:
- USB 3.0 PCI Controller Pass through
- Installation of iohyve on HardenedBSD
- Running Windows Under iohyve
- Using iohyve over WiFi
- X11 Forwarding with Kali Linux and bhyve
- Installing CentOS7 on FreeNAS
Documentation:
Status pages:
Updating:
Contributing:
Archives: