I can't connect vmm.ko, what should I do?

Question

FreeBSD

Hello, I want to test bhyve. Installed the current version of FreeBSD 10.2.
For most mans, I try to load modules:
kldload if_tap
kldload if_bridge
kldload vmm
kldload nmdm
Everything from the list is loaded except vmm, which is what bhyve needs to work.
In Google, all I dug up is an article on opennet, but there everything is tested on version 9 of Free and they offer to rebuild the kernel, though they didn’t indicate which options to add.
I rebuilt the kernel, but to no avail.
Error when trying to load the vmm module:
kldload: can't load vmm: No such file or direcory
I understand that the module is not in /boot/kernel, but how can I put it there? :)
Tell me what to do?

Answer 1

Frya not i386 for an hour?
For vmm, I need amd64.

Answer 2

How did you recompile the kernel? Show config. Well, /etc/make.conf too.
The module does not need to be put in, it needs to be assembled and installed if it really does not exist.
This is done (in the case of vmm.ko):
cd /usr/src/sys/modules/vmm
make && make install
Of course, before building the module in /usr/src, you must have the actual system sources installed.