Any #FreeBSD folks using vm-bhyve with NAT? It appears that the built-in support was removed in 2016 and never reintroduced. It's not clear to me how to set up the NAT between the bridged interface that vm-bhyve creates and the host network interface. I've found a bunch of articles that claim to cover this and either use the command that hasn't existed for 10 years or skip over network configuration.
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David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
I am Director of System Architecture at SCI Semiconductor and a Visiting Researcher at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. I remain actively involved in the #CHERI project, where I led the early language / compiler strand of the research, and am the maintainer of the #CHERIoT Platform.
I was on the FreeBSD Core Team for two terms, have been an LLVM developer since 2008, am the author of the GNUstep Objective-C runtime (libobjc2 and associated clang support), and am responsible for libcxxrt and the BSD-licensed device tree compiler.
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#ZFS folks:
I have a dataset.
When I do zfs list -t snapshot -o space {dataset}, I get a list of a small number of snapshots that add up to about 50G in their USED column.
When I do zfs list -o space {dataset}, it says 1.45T in the USEDSNAP column.
How do I find out which snapshots are actually using this space?