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I'm a tad stuck here, looking for help.. Do any Fedora users out there have pointers to Fedora specific docs (examples?) on KVM and networking ? I'm F8 but will take F7 docs.<BR>
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My situation..<BR>
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I have a KVM'ed OS that cannot communicate with the outside world, I understand this is because unlike Xen, KVM does not automatically configure 'bridge networking'. <BR>
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None of the Fedora docs (including beats) show any references to setting up KVM networking and simple list "use qemu-kvm". <BR>
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Upon running 'qemu-kvm' it complains with :<BR>
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<TT>open /dev/kvm: No such file or directory</TT><BR>
<TT>Could not initialize KVM, will disable KVM support</TT><BR>
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And when I attempt to load my network device as a bridge device I get :<BR>
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<TT>Bringing up interface eth0: Bridge support not available in this kernel</TT><BR>
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So I'm referring to the qemu docs for help but so far I'm finding Ubuntu specific docs and I'd rather like to get this working sooner rather than later.
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