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Subject: Solaris 11 in bhyve
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What is the current state of development towards running Solaris in a
bhyve? Now, I know it's not officially supported...but I wonder how close
this is to working? Would it even boot? Is it horribly broken? What is the
difference in getting Solaris to run in a bhyve vs. Ubuntu, for example?

If Solaris in bhyve is unworkable or a long way off, might the following
rat's nest have a chance of working?:

FreeBSD -> bhyve -> Ubuntu -> Xen -> Solaris 11