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Hi Paul,

>    # sh /usr/share/examples/bhyve/vmrun.sh -c 1 -m 512K

  I've not tried to run bhyve with that small an amount of RAM - you may 
want to bump it up a bit. That may also point to a bug in bhyveload in 
that it should have failed to load a kernel (that usually requires a few 
MB minimum).

  Also, before running again you usually have to reset the state with 
either another bhyveload or a 'bhyvectl --destroy'.

later,

Peter.