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FreeBSD used Windows NDIS binary drivers as well. The current way FreeBSD runs Linux drivers is by providing compat shims, not via any virtualization.
by drewg123 4y ago
FreeBSD used Windows NDIS binary drivers as well.
The current way FreeBSD runs Linux drivers is by providing compat shims, not via any virtualization.
- cperciva 4y agoSome people are running wifi via a Linux in bhyve (wifibox). Making it easier to port Linux drivers to run in native FreeBSD (via linuxkpi) is definitely a better route though.
- drewg123 4y agoAh, I hadn't realized that (though I should have, I have passed devices through to bhyve as well). I actually think running RHEL binary drivers (where there is a defined KBI), might be the best route.