Guest OS profile files

import <vmlab-profile.wcl>

profile "freebsd" {
  description = "FreeBSD 14: q35, SeaBIOS, virtio disk and NIC"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  display     = "std"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 2GiB
}

profile "<name>" {
  description     = "…"
  machine         = "q35"
  firmware        = "ovmf"
  secure_boot     = false
  tpm             = false
  disk_bus        = "virtio"
  nic_model       = "virtio-net-pci"
  display         = "virtio-vga"
  cpus            = 2
  memory          = 4GiB
  agent_transport = "virtio-serial"
  input_transport = "qmp"
  virtiofs        = false
  workspace_guest = "/src"
}

import <vmlab-profile.wcl>

// Shipped guest OS profiles (PRD §5.3). Known-good hardware defaults;
// values not set on the VM or template inherit from these. Override or
// extend by dropping `*.wcl` files into `~/.config/vmlab/profiles/`.
//
// No Windows profile sets `virtiofs`: virtio-win 0.1.302's VioFS driver fails
// large reads at random, so `transport = "auto"` shares on Windows ride SMB
// (§7.5).

profile "windows-11" {
  description = "Windows 11: q35, OVMF with secure boot, swtpm 2.0, virtio devices"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "ovmf"
  secure_boot = true
  tpm         = true
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  display     = "virtio-vga"
  cpus        = 4
  memory      = 8GiB
  // Where an `@dev` workspace lands when the decorator names no
  // `workspace_guest` (§19.1) — the key is guest-OS-shaped, which is why it
  // is profile-sourced.
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "windows-10" {
  description = "Windows 10: q35, OVMF, virtio devices (no TPM/secure boot required)"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "ovmf"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  display     = "virtio-vga"
  cpus        = 4
  memory      = 8GiB
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "windows-server" {
  description = "Windows Server: q35, OVMF, swtpm 2.0, virtio devices"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "ovmf"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = true
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  display     = "virtio-vga"
  cpus        = 4
  memory      = 8GiB
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "windows-legacy" {
  description = "Vista/7/2008-era guests with no virtio storage/net drivers at install time: i440fx, SeaBIOS, IDE disk, e1000 NIC, std VGA; virtio-serial agent channel (virtio-win covers this era)"
  machine     = "pc"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "ide"
  nic_model   = "e1000"
  display     = "std"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 2GiB
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "windows-xp" {
  description = "NT4 through XP/2003: i440fx, SeaBIOS, IDE disk, e1000 NIC, std VGA; no virtio drivers at all, so the agent channel is a 16550 on COM1 (the legacy agent)"
  machine     = "pc"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "ide"
  nic_model   = "e1000"
  display     = "std"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 2GiB
  agent_transport = "isa-serial"
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "windows-9x" {
  description = "DOS / Windows 3.x-ME / 2000-era PCs: i440fx, SeaBIOS, IDE disk, Cirrus VGA, AMD PCnet NIC (all drivable by these guests); cap RAM low per template"
  machine     = "pc"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "ide"
  nic_model   = "pcnet"
  display     = "cirrus-vga"
  cpus        = 1
  memory      = 256MiB
  agent_transport = "isa-serial"
  // Real-mode DOS/9x TUIs (fdisk, setup) drop QMP send-key events between menu
  // redraws; drive their keyboard over VNC instead, which lands reliably.
  input_transport = "vnc"
  workspace_guest = "C:\\src"
}

profile "templeos" {
  description = "TempleOS: i440fx, SeaBIOS, IDE disk, std VGA (it drives VBE directly), no network by design; the agent channel is a 16550 on COM1 for the HolyC agent"
  machine     = "pc"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "ide"
  nic_model   = "e1000"
  display     = "std"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 512MiB
  agent_transport = "isa-serial"
}

profile "linux-modern" {
  description = "Modern Linux: q35, OVMF, virtio everything"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "ovmf"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  // VGA-compatible virtio GPU on x86; auto-downgrades to virtio-gpu-pci on the
  // non-x86 `virt` machine (no legacy VGA there). See display_device_name.
  display     = "virtio-vga"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 4GiB
  // Kernel ≥5.4 ships the virtiofs client — `transport = "auto"` shares
  // mount natively instead of over SMB (§7.5).
  virtiofs    = true
  workspace_guest = "/src"
}

profile "linux-generic" {
  description = "Older or unusual distros: q35, SeaBIOS, virtio disk/net, conservative elsewhere"
  machine     = "q35"
  firmware    = "seabios"
  secure_boot = false
  tpm         = false
  disk_bus    = "virtio"
  nic_model   = "virtio-net-pci"
  display     = "std"
  cpus        = 2
  memory      = 2GiB
  workspace_guest = "/src"
}

profile "container" {
  description = "Micro-VM defaults for an OCI container (PRD §18): the smallest shape that boots the guest asset and a typical service image"
  // A container micro-VM boots the guest asset directly — no firmware, disk
  // bus, display or NIC model to choose — so this profile carries only the
  // size, which is the whole reason a container names a profile. It is an
  // order of magnitude below the VM floor on purpose: the micro-VM runs one
  // process, not an operating system. Raise it per container with
  // `memory = …`, or drop your own `container` profile into
  // ~/.config/vmlab/profiles to change the default for every lab.
  cpus   = 1
  memory = 256MiB
  workspace_guest = "/src"
}

profile "custom" {
  description = "Nothing assumed — supply everything via VM/template attributes and qemu_args"
}