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The challenge has been sorted.
I've got a config that works really well (again, I'm not sure whether
to put this on the UML wiki or not... should I?)
I use debian so I've got this in my interfaces fi
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Blaisorblade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> then inside the VM I'll be able to dhcp to bring up their interfaces?
> Yes, this should work, possibly some further config is needed (dunno dhcpd
> syntax)
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> > a) there is dhcp-fwd which forwards DHCP requests from one Ethernet piece
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> Last time I tried a dhcp proxy it didn't work. I was under the
> impression that there was a problem with DHCP packets as far as the
> T
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> Let me think... the problem I may think of is that your DHCP server is not
> listening on tap0. You need to change its configuration and restart it after
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> > You don't need a bridge at all. Somebody uses a bridge to setup dozens of
> > UMLs with little work and
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> You don't need a bridge at all. Somebody uses a bridge to setup dozens of
> UMLs
> with little work and without installing setuid applications (i.e. uml_net
On Thursday 04 May 2006 11:04, Nic wrote:
> I'd like to use UML on my laptop for virtualizing my various
> development projects.
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> Essentially this is about saving disc space. I have lots of webapp
> (and other tcp daemon) projects that I want a root fs for but I don't
> want to waste disc space
On Thursday 04 May 2006 16:14, Nic wrote:
> Is it possible to mount a cow file and it's backing fs as a loop back
> filesystem on the host?
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> ie: shut down your VM and mount the VMs filesystem on the host in
> order to write something into it?
No, there's no way to mount COW files on host. Use p
Is it possible to mount a cow file and it's backing fs as a loop back
filesystem on the host?
ie: shut down your VM and mount the VMs filesystem on the host in
order to write something into it?
Nic
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I'd like to use UML on my laptop for virtualizing my various
development projects.
Essentially this is about saving disc space. I have lots of webapp
(and other tcp daemon) projects that I want a root fs for but I don't
want to waste disc space over and over again on the common things.
Currently
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