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Subject: Can we suppress VBoxDrvFreeBSDClone messages?
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Howdy,

I have been trying to use virtualbox more for "real work" that I would
usually have to boot windows for, and usually it works Ok. But in
order to get any kind of reliability I need to load vboxdrv in
loader.conf, which leads to a very large number of VBoxDrvFreeBSDClone
every time I boot, to the point where I basically can't read anything
on the console.

Can we suppress these messages, and/or make them an optional feature?
Is there an easy way to do this in the code that you could point me to?


Thanks,

Doug

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