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There is an OpenBSD-specific hypervisor (vmm) in recent releases. I cannot comment on whether it is suitable for running VMs at this time.
by ch_123 8y ago
There is an OpenBSD-specific hypervisor (vmm) in recent releases.
I cannot comment on whether it is suitable for running VMs at this time.
- JoachimS 8y agoOk, I'll check it out. Thanks!
- ch_123 8y ago* Windows VMs
- yellowapple 8y agoFrom what I've gathered (and experienced last time I've tried it), Windows support is nonexistent right now. That might change eventually, but OpenBSD and Linux (and I think NetBSD?) are the initial targets. QEMU is available in packages/ports, though; while almost certainly slow, it's a start. VirtualBox on Linux requires a kernel module, so unless someone manages to port that to OpenBSD (which would translate to adding it to OpenBSD's kernel, which doesn't support loadable kernel modules anymore), that one probably ain't an option.