From Virtualization.info…
In late November the FreeBSD team released FreeBSD 8.0.
It finally introduces the experimental support for the Xen domU. This means that FreeBSD 8.0 can run as a (32bit only) Xen guest operating system.
FreeBDS 8.0 also introduce a new experimental feature called “vimage†as part of its OS virtualization technology “jailâ€, which partitions the network stack.
The vimage jail has its own loopback interface and a separated network stack that includes routing tables. The vimage network interfaces can be moved between different vimage jails and outside of them.
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