v0.12.3

This is the latest version submitted to the FreeBSD ports tree (& pkg)

Highlights for this release since the last one (0.8.7)

• Vastly improved grub support. All grub guests (linux/openbsd/netbsd) get customised grub menus that are accessible from the guest console. Users can let the guest auto-boot, but they always have the option to drop to the grub console. We also have fairly extensive control over the grub-bhyve comdline and loader commands from the guest configuration file.
• vm add command to add network or disk devices to a guest
• Various performance improvements
• Improved logging (we also rotate logs to make sure they don't get too big)
• Snapshot / Rollback on ZFS
• Support custom disk paths, allows users to attach disk images that are stored anywhere on the system. This could even be a real disk in /dev.
• Config options to enable utctime and virtio-rnd
• Guest network interfaces should be able to auto-attach to bridges that have jumbo frames (non 1500 mtu) enabled
• We now allow users to use their own custom bridge or tap devices if they want
• vm info guest & vm switch info name commands which provide lots of information.
• We now assign static mac addresses to all interfaces. If bhyve generated a different mac automatically, guests like Windows end up configuring it as a new interface.
• UEFI (& thus Windows) should work in 10.3-RELEASE
• Ability to set rctl limits
• Fixes to wired memory support (for PCI passthrough)

vm-bhyve-0.8.7

Tag a proper release with the uefi code.

Notable changes:

Support for zvols (diskX_dev="zvol" or diskX_dev="sparse-zvol")
UEFI support for Windows guests including sample template
Guest locking for shared storage environments
New configuration options - comports, uuid, networkX_mac
Version test to make sure system is running a supported FreeBSD version

vm-bhyve-0.6.1

All guests tested in both install & run mode

Initial Release

Basic functionality is complete and fairly well tested.
Decent list of guests supported by default with minimal quirks