Welcome to TECHMIMIC. Monkey see, monkey do! View, imitate, replicate. You have an issue to fix, you found us, we tell you how to fix it. Boom! In this step-by-step tutorial we’re going to install and configure bhyve from scratch on a freshly installed FreeBSD system. We will run two virtual machines; one FreeBSD and one Linux, with some tips and tricks along the way. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:09 Setting the scene 00:54 A bit of talking (getting started) 02:50 Check for Virtualisation Support 04:52 Setting up the bhyve environment 07:32 Setting up the templates 08:31 Setting up networking 10:10 Your first Virtual Machine in bhyve (FreeBSD) 16:19 Your second Virtual Machine in bhyve (Linux) 19:10 Some useful vm commands 20:22 Check bhyve virtual machine log files 20:58 Autostart virtual machines on system boot 21:29 Finishing up the Linux virtual machine LINKS How to run a WINDOWS virtual machine on FREEBSD with BHYVE (Step-by-Step) How to PIMP your TERMINAL in FREEBSD How to configure and use SU / WHEEL and SUDO in FREEBSD How to install FREEBSD 14.2 (Step-by-Step) How to configure INTEL integrated GRAPHICS in FREEBSD (Intel HD / UHD Graphics / i915) How to configure NVIDIA graphics in FREEBSD How to install XFCE on FREEBSD How to install LXQt on FREEBSD 14.1 (Twm / Openbox) How to install KDE on FREEBSD How to INSTALL KDE Plasma 6 on FreeBSD 14.1 (Step-by-Step) How to UPGRADE from KDE Plasma 5 to KDE Plasma 6 on FREEBSD 14.1 (Step-by-Step) How to install MATE on FREEBSD 14.1 How to install GNOME on FREEBSD How to install CINNAMON on FREEBSD Watch the FreeBSD and GhostBSD Playlist SOURCES vm-bhyve’s GitHub FreeBSD Handbook for bhyve #virtualization-host-bhyve SUPPORT Support the channel with a cup of coffee Or a YouTube "Super Thanks", which directly supports the channel and will be visible to all in the comments! DISCLAIMER The instructions in this video are for informational purposes only. Follow these steps at your own risk. TECHMIMIC cannot be held responsible for any data loss, damage, or issues that may arise. Always back up your data before making any changes. #howto #tutorial #freebsd #virtualisation #virtualization #bhyve #vmbhyve #vmonfreebsd #virtualmachine #virtualmachinefreebsd