PÁLI Gábor János

I have not really explored this possibility, and currently there is no explicit support for it. But this sounds like an interesting idea, and it is definitely worth some experimentation....

This solution is for FreeBSD. Not because I have problems with OpenBSD, I simply do not use it therefore I cannot provide support for it. In addition to that, if...

Hi @ltning, thanks for the report and the feedback! There are no specific upgrade instructions to move between releases. Most of the cases a simple reinstall is the easiest way...

Oh, I see, so the guest could not even boot up. The `/var/log/wifibox.log` is not that talkative by default but you can change this by increasing the log level to...

@ltning this seems to be related to #29 -- please read the comments and see if the problem could be solved in the same way. This could help to see...

@ltning is this still an issue? Could you please test it again with a more recent development version (e.g. `20230916`) from [`pgj/freebsd-wifibox-port`](https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox-port)?

I am now closing this in lack of response. Please re-open it and open a new issue if this shows up on recent versions.

This might be related to #29 because `wifibox` mistakenly tries to "reload" the `vmm` kernel module which can unleash such kind of disasters. As it is mentioned in the comments,...

The results of the preliminary study are available at https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox/tree/9p-root .

Yeah, I was talking about [f7ac871](https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox/commit/f7ac871e5e965754c0db5074828b1ad9c8fd756d), the one-liner change about the default `vmm.ko` location. I naively assumed that if you could install `wifibox`, you could also do that same with...