Here's the interesting thing I have found when running FreeBSD VM on my laptop, the problem is with the inconsistent time which can't be solved even with this post.
You get to blame the clock rate because that's the cause of inaccurate timing when running FreeBSD VM using VMware. I try to unplug my power cable and check out the dmesg -
You get to blame the clock rate because that's the cause of inaccurate timing when running FreeBSD VM using VMware. I try to unplug my power cable and check out the dmesg -
[14580.568000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 228 -> 100
[14580.568000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 100 -> 228
[14956.836000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 228 -> 100
[14956.836000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 100 -> 228
[15333.080000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 228 -> 100
[15333.080000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 100 -> 228
[15709.332000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 228 -> 100
[15709.332000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 100 -> 228
[16085.612000] /dev/vmmon[26067]: host clock rate change request 228 -> 100
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The time in the VM becomes inconsistent after I unplug my power and return to normal once I plug it back, the dmesg says it all. Maybe it's best not to use laptop for FreeBSD VM, the desktop will do just fine.
Cheers ;]
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