[00:02] <meena> catred: on qemu/bhyve and on Hetzner (which is also qemu) the ISO isn't actually ejected
[00:20] <minimal> meena: is it actually a CDROM device? or just a ISO9960 image on a block device?
[00:22] <meena> minimal: it's pretending to be a CD ROM device.
[00:41] <minimal> meena: "eject" works for me on QEMU if the device is using virtio-scsi.
[00:42] <meena> aaah
[00:42] <meena> ok.
[00:42] <meena> I'll try that tomorrow, rn it's time to head to bed
[00:42] <minimal> Using virtio-blk won't work unless you're using the ISO image as a block device, not a CDROM, doesn't matter if you specify "media=cdrom"
[00:43] <meena> i was using it as straight SATA / SCSI device, not virtio-scsi
[00:43] <minimal> so if the "cdrom" appears as /dev/vda or /dev/vdb etc then it is not a cdrom
[00:43] <meena> which makes me wonder if we actually support virtio-scsi
[00:43] <minimal> oh, didn't try "real" scsi on a VM but it should work the same as virtio-scsi
[00:43] <minimal> as they're using almost the same device "stack" on Linux
[00:43] <minimal> not sure about FreeBSD
[00:44] <meena> minimal: i just updated my desktop, so i now have a qemu version from this decade
[00:44] <meena> but now my fonts are all messed up
[00:44] <meena> oh well…
[00:45] <minimal> for Qemu try using "-drive file=XYZ.iso,id=cdrom0,if=none,format=raw,media=cdrom,readonly=on
[00:45] <minimal> -device virtio-scsi-pci,id=scsi0
[00:45] <meena> I will absolutely do no such thing; I'm going to bed,
[00:45] <minimal> -device scsi-cd,bus=scsi0.0,drive=cdrom0
[00:46] <meena> also, I usually use virt-manager to create my VMs and then complain that it can't do everything i need
[00:50] <minimal> virt mangler? ;-)
[01:16] <meena> haaahh
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[20:14] <minimal> FYI: https://hackingthe.cloud/aws/exploitation/local_ec2_priv_esc_through_user_data/