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Hi Jiri!
I do have the module loaded and I have a node /dev/net/tun so that side
of things seems to be ok. If I manually try and create a tap adapter
with ifconfig tap0 0.0.0.0 up then I still don't get a tap device, I
have to use tunctl to create a tap device before I can do this. So my
thinking was, manually create a tap device with tunctl then start my
guest VM. However what happens is the guest attempts to create a tap
device with a number 1 higher than the one I've created, it doesn't
matter how many I try and make I get the same problem!!!!! Frustrating yes?
Ryan.
Jiri Denemark wrote:
Hi.
vif = [ ' ' ] and what I should have is vif = [ 'type=ioemu' ] -
However, if I have this configuration the virtual machine doesn't start,
Well, I have
vif = [ 'type=ioemu, bridge=xenbr0' ]
which is the default taken from xmexample.hvm and everything works as
expected.
looking in the most recent qemu log reveals that the TAP device could
not be created, I have TUN/TAP installed as a kernel module
Hmm, do you have that module loaded into the kernel (lsmod)? If not, try to
insert it manually using modprobe. Perhaps, just autoloading doesn't work for
this module. I don't have TUN/TAP as a module as I had to load it manually for
OpenVPN...
Jirka
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