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+title: Building bhyve Images using makefs and mkimg
+description: >
+ this is a test blog post and a sample for things
+created: !!timestamp '2014-10-29'
+tags:
+ - bhyve
+ - FreeBSD
+---
+
+Recently Neel Natu [committed](https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/base/r273375)
+work to enable bhyve to run on AMD processors. My main development
+machine is an AMD A10-5700, so the commit enables me to use bhyve for
+testing.
+
+EDIT: Anish Gupta did the work that Neel Natu commited. Thanks Anish!
+
+I had previously built images using makefs and mkimg for a CF card for
+use in another machine, so being able to build images to use with bhyve
+makes sense.
+
+First, you need to make sure that you have a complete source check out
+along with a completed buildworld and buildkernel. Then follow these steps:
+
+1. Install world and distribution into a temporary directory using the `NO_ROOT` option:
+
```
+ make installworld DESTDIR= -DDB_FROM_SRC -DNO_ROOT
+ make distribution DESTDIR= -DDB_FROM_SRC -DNO_ROOT
+ ```
+ This preps everything with the defaults as necessary.
+2. Install a kernel either into a different directory (I do this) or into the same directory above:
+
```
+ make installkernel DESTDIR= -DNO_ROOT KERNCONF=
+ ```
+3. Make a directory with your custom configuration files. The basics
+ are `/etc/rc.conf` and `/etc/fstab` and you might want `/firstboot` on
+ there too. You will also need a METALOG file which contains the
+ permissions for the files. This is just a standard mtree file, so
+ you could use mtree to generate this instead of creating it by hand.
+ The file contents are below.
+4. Build the ufs image using the `makeroot.sh` script in the src tree at `tools/tools/makeroot/makeroot.sh`:
+
```
+ sh /usr/share/examples/bhyve/vmrun.sh -d disc.img vm0
+ ```
+
+There you have it. Besides running the image, all the other steps can
+be done as a normal user w/o root access.
+
+EDIT: You also might want to include an `/entropy` file (populated with 4k
+from `/dev/random`) in your custom directory so that the image has a good
+seed for entropy at first boot for things such as sshd key generation.
+
+File contents:
+
+* `/etc/fstab`:
+