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I'm revive this patch after see the OpenBSD presentation yesterday at bhyveconf, they have something pretty much similar. Nowadays the only way to check how many VMs we are running on bhyve is performe an ls(1) on '/dev/vmm/'. This patch adds a new command option on bhyvectl. root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list NAME MEM VCPU fbsd 2147483648 4 fbsd2 2147483648 4 fbsd1 536870912 1 Also it is possible to search by name: root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list --vm=fbsd1 NAME MEM VCPU fbsd1 536870912 1 NOTE: I have another patch that converts this output to libxo(3), however I would like to do it in two steps. First add this feature and then convert the entirely bhyvectl to libxo(3).

Nowadays the only way to check how many VMs we are running on bhyve is performe an ls(1) on '/dev/vmm/'. This patch adds a new command option on bhyvectl. root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list NAME MEM VCPU fbsd 2147483648 4 fbsd2 2147483648 4 fbsd1 536870912 1 Also it is possible to search by name: root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list --vm=fbsd1 NAME MEM VCPU fbsd1 536870912 1 NOTE: I have another patch that converts this output to libxo(3), however I would like to do it in two steps. First add this feature and then convert the entirely bhyvectl to libxo(3).

I'm revive this patch after see the OpenBSD presentation yesterday at bhyveconf, they have something pretty much similar. Nowadays the only way to check how many VMs we are running on bhyve is performe an ls(1) on '/dev/vmm/'. This patch adds a new command option on bhyvectl. root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list NAME MEM VCPU fbsd 2147483648 4 fbsd2 2147483648 4 fbsd1 536870912 1 Also it is possible to search by name: root@pipoca:/ # bhyvectl --list --vm=fbsd1 NAME MEM VCPU fbsd1 536870912 1 NOTE: I have another patch that converts this output to libxo(3), however I would like to do it in two steps. First add this feature and then convert the entirely bhyvectl to libxo(3).