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Add FreeBSD to AutoVM
By Alireza Mahdavi | 19 March 2022 | 1134 views
![Add FreeBSD to AutoVM](https://autovm.net/wp-content/uploads/freebsd.png)
![Add FreeBSD to AutoVM](https://autovm.net/wp-content/uploads/freebsd.png)
Download and deploy the FreeBSD template from LAB into your VCenter.
Go to the AutoVM admin area, click on “System > Settings > List Icons” and click on the create button.
On the Name field, enter: Freebsd
On the Address field, enter: http://file.autovm.net/autovm/os/freebsd.png
Click on Save and go to “Template > list templates”
Click on create button, and enter the fields like below:
Name: FreeBSD 13
Username: root
Password: 123QWEqwe
Clue: freebsd_13
Icon: FreeBSD
Status: Active
Click on Save and go to “Template > List scripts”
Click on Create button and enter the input like below:
Name: FreeBSD
Template: FreeBSD 13
Type: Setup
Where Is Program: /bin/sh
Where To Upload: /setup.sh
How to Execute: /setup.sh
Status: Active
Content:
cat >> /etc/rc.conf <<EOL
ifconfig_vmx0="inet @address netmask @netmask"
defaultrouter="@gateway"
echo "nameserver 4.2.2.4" > /etc/resolv.conf
EOL
echo "@password" | pw usermod -n root -h 0
rm /setup.sh
camcontrol rescan all
gpart recover da0
gpart resize -i 3 da0
zpool set autoexpand=on zroot
zpool online -e zroot da0p3
/etc/netstart
sleep 5
/etc/netstart
Click on Save and try to install VM with FreeBSD OS.
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