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 > I have a machine that runs virtualbox guests currently. I have read 
elsewhere
> that vbox and bhyve don't play well together, but that was a while ago, and
> it seemed only on some chipsets. Is this still the case?

  No, I don't think so :( In theory it might be possible if you could 
restrict VirtualBox to software virtualization, but I don't know if it's 
kernel module unconditionally enables VT-x on load and disables on 
unload which would confuse bhyve a lot.

later,

Peter.