On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 04:39:42 +0200, Ulrich Dangel wrote:
>> Whenever I use the '-net user' kvm command-line option, the guest grml
>> will not have the eth0 device.
>
> Yes, because the nic specification is missing.
thanks a lot!
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* Brandon McGinty wrote [25.09.10 05:32]:
Hi,
> List,
> I've installed GRML on two machines, now.
Just as a side comment, this is not really supported. Best way is to
install debian and add the corresponding grml packages.
> In the /var/log/messages file, I noticed a line about Pump being used,
>
List,
I've installed GRML on two machines, now.
The first went perfectly, updated, everything worked out-of-the-box, and
I love it.
However, with my second machine, I can't get GRML to allow wlan0 to set
a static address (and yes, I have set an address outside of my router's
DHCP range).
I have cha
* T o n g wrote [25.09.10 05:04]:
Hi,
> > Is it my kvm problem or grml autoconfig's?
>
> Most probably it's kvm. Still probing why
The nic specification is missing. So its neither kvm nor
grml-autoconfig problem but incorrect/missing commandline options.
Some examples:
,
| -net nic,model
On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 02:14:19 +, T o n g wrote:
> However, whenever I use the '-net user' option, there will be no eth0
> device. I.e.,
>
> kvm -boot d -cdrom grml-medium_2010.04.iso
>
> This I'll get an eth0 device, and an IP for it.
>
> kvm -net user -boot d -cdrom grml-medium_2010.04.is
* T o n g wrote [25.09.10 04:14]:
Hi,
> Hi,
>
> Whenever I use the '-net user' kvm command-line option, the guest grml
> will not have the eth0 device.
Yes, because the nic specification is missing.
> According to
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking
>
> ,-
> | By default, if
On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 02:14:19 +, T o n g wrote:
> However, whenever I use the '-net user' option, there will be no eth0
> device. I.e.,
>
> kvm -net user -boot d -cdrom grml-medium_2010.04.iso
Should read:
kvm -boot d -cdrom grml-medium_2010.04.iso
> This I'll get an eth0 device, and an I
Hi,
Whenever I use the '-net user' kvm command-line option, the guest grml
will not have the eth0 device.
According to
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking
,-
| By default, if you enable the usermode networking using the '-net
| user' command-line option, the guest OS will get a
Hi mika,
I saw you updated docs/grml-live.txt on Wed, 1 Sep 2010, recommending to
use squashfs-lzma-tools4 v4.0-1 for grml-live build:
,-
| squashfs-lzma-tools4 4.0-1 is available via the Grml
| repositories. It provides the mksquashfs-lzma4 and
| unsquashfs-lzma4 binaries. The package does
