Paul Brook wrote:
If you use tap networking (recommended for this situation) it's just like any
other network interface.
what I was looking for was the ability to place the qemu tap interface on the
same subnet as the DMZ network and outside of the firewall rules so that it
behaves exactly
I'm looking for a way to encapsulate applications on a firewall (IPCop). My
line of reasoning is an encapsulated extension environment would help protect
the integrity of the firewall and give users greater latitude in creating
extension applications. What I would like to do is install qemu as
Mark Williamson wrote:
If you're using a file-based disk and it's partitioned you'll need to use
lomount http://www.dad-answers.com/qemu/utilities/QEMU-HD-Mounter/lomount/ to
mount the right partition in the host.
this works great for some of the partitions but not the last one. For
some rea
Mark Williamson wrote:
If only one machine (host or guest) has mounted the device then it should
always be safe to do this. You may get away with read only mounting in one
and writing in the other but it's not a reliable solution. Never allow more
than one writer to the filesystem - this does
can I write a file based file system and read it from the host? I can
guarantee I have stopped writing before I read on the host side. I can
even unmount before reading.
ideally, I would like to "import" my flash memory device into the guest
OS side (USB based) but if I can create a "virtual
Mulyadi Santosa wrote:
Dear Eric
I have been stymied by the networking of qemu and I really want to
try and solve my problems and hopefully document them so the solution
is useful to others.
i read it at a glance and I think it is well written. Very useful for
newbie and also helpful a
I have been stymied by the networking of qemu and I really want to try
and solve my problems and hopefully document them so the solution is
useful to others.
Almost all the documentation I've seen so far makes the assumption
that the end-user is network engineer level knowledgeable. While this
i
