These are totally valid points. I'd just like to add that Qemu can use NVMM (-accel nvmm) in which case almost all of Qemu's existing documentation is still re

These are totally valid points. I'd just like to add that Qemu can use NVMM (-accel nvmm) in which case almost all of Qemu's existing documentation is still relevant. You do still have to build it yourself however since it's a WIP package[1] Same with ZFS, I've not found it to be any different than the ZFS implementation I was using on SmartOS previously. I'm sure there are some differences lurking as it's not the latest version of ZFS but on the surface it's behaved as expected. These are not excuses, NetBSD does not have a lot of resources, documentation could definitely be better. I'm just really excited about this release as ZFS and a type 2 hypervisor have been the 2 things I missed most in other operating systems and both have been working well for me. [1] http://pkgsrc.se/wip/qemu-nvmm http://pkgsrc.se/wip/qemu-nvmm