Dan I have been discussing how to “fix virtual networking”, not just Xen’s networking but also getting something sane wrt. QEMU/KVM etc.
Anyone interested should read this writeup. To discuss, libvirt-list is probably the best place.
Dan I have been discussing how to “fix virtual networking”, not just Xen’s networking but also getting something sane wrt. QEMU/KVM etc.
Anyone interested should read this writeup. To discuss, libvirt-list is probably the best place.
QEMU has a number of really nice ways to set up networking for its guests. It can be a little bewildering to figure out how each of the options work, so I thought I’d write up what I found. Excuse the ‘orrid ascii art 🙂
If you’re wondering how to move your GNOME jhbuild from CVS now that the SVN migration has happened … here’s what I had to do.
$> mkdir -p /gnome/head/svn && cd /gnome/head/svn $> svn co svn+ssh://markmc@svn.gnome.org/svn/jhbuild/trunk jhbuild $> make install
repos['svn.gnome.org'] = 'svn+ssh://markmc@svn.gnome.org/svn/' checkoutdir = '/gnome/head/svn'
Note, this is with the gnome-2.18 moduleset. Things are still a little in flux right now.