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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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To use qemu-ga, configure QEMU to present the guest agent interface as
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an isa-serial port.
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If you use Proxmox Virtual Environment, you can do this in the "Options"
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section; edit "QEMU Guest Agent", enable it, tick the box to show advanced
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settings, and set "Type" to ISA.
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An rc.d(8) script is provided; as usual you can enable it to start at
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boot with:
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# rcctl enable qemu_ga
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By default the script uses /dev/cua01 for the connection as would be
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the case where you have also enabled a serial console device. If you have
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not done this and the Guest Agent interface is on a different port, set
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that with e.g.
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# rcctl set qemu_ga flags -t /var/run/qemu-ga \
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-f /var/run/qemu-ga/qemu-ga.pid -m isa-serial -p /dev/cua00
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Currently only a basic set of commands are available via this interface.
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