Typo. I meant that I've tried -netdev socket, not -device socket
On Thu, Jun 2, 2022, at 10:25 AM, Anders Pitman wrote:
> I'm trying to set up one guest as a SMB file server, and connect to it from
> several other guests. I tried using -device socket listen/connect, but it
>
I'm trying to set up one guest as a SMB file server, and connect to it from
several other guests. I tried using -device socket listen/connect, but it
appears that only one client can connect at a time to each listener. I don't
want to use mcast for security reasons, ie the other guests shouldn't
I came across this blog post[0] concerning passt, which is an alternative
usermode networking implementation for QEMU.
I'm working on a project that uses QEMU on Windows hosts running Linux guests.
I'm trying to get faster usermode networking than is available with libslirp.
My performance targ
I'm running QEMU on a Windows host with multiple Linux guest VMs. I'm trying to
share a host directory with all the guests.
As I understand it, the way to do this with Linux hosts would be to configure a
9p share[0]. However, it appears that 9p support for Windows hosts is currently
a work in p
wrong?
Thanks,
//anders
On Wed, Apr 20, 2022, at 2:21 PM, Daniel Henrique Barboza wrote:
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> On 4/20/22 16:08, Anders Pitman wrote:
> > I noticed in the 7.0 changelog that libslirp might be removed as a
> > submodule in the future. Since user networking is very important f
I noticed in the 7.0 changelog that libslirp might be removed as a submodule in
the future. Since user networking is very important for my project, I'm
wondering if this is simply an implementation detail, or if there are plans to
eventually remove slirp support entirely from QEMU (which would b
