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Hi,
that is pretty easy - meaning that it took me only
30mins spent on tearing my hair out - comparing
to other problems with xen this is nothing :-)
solution:
if you look at /var/log/qemu-dm.XXXX.log, then you
will probably see sth like that:
"warning: could not open /dev/net/tun: no virtual
network emulation"
so now, either you are recompiling the xen kernel,
or just:
# modprobe tun
enjoy! and i hope it spares some time for the
others ;-)
Rgds,
Bogdan
>Hello everyone,
>I have been able to get windows xp to run under a virtual
machine, but i cannot get any network access. >My desktop is connected to a
university network, and we are only given 1 ip address. so i
understand i have to use >routing instead of bridging, right?
>i have commented the two lines for
bridge and enabled routing in /etc/xen/xend-config.sxp >next i inserted a line:
>
>vif = [ 'ip=192.168.0.2,type=ioemu' ]
>into my /etc/xen/vm/woesxp file,
>next i started the vm, and set the network settings in windows to be
>ip: 192.168.0.2
>mask: 255.255.255.0
>gateway: 192.168.0.1
>
>
> >the problem is I cannot ping each other, ie both from
linux and from windows, I get something like host unreachable.
>I have tried reading up about the
networking in xen, and also tried googling xen routing, but i see
the bridging >technique is the one mostly discussed. >is there a way of solving my
problem using bridging then? what i need is to ping each other
(so that I can setup a samba >share to share files, and also
to rdesktop into the windows) and for the windows vm to access
the internet >does anyone know of a good link
that could help me, or any advice about which way i should go?
>cheers,
>galileon.
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