Hello Jerry,
> 1 more question at this juncture. Lighttpd seems hardwired to 10.0.2.55. I
> can see how the host IP is set in the netperf scenario, how do I modify for
> Lighttpd?
you can add static IP settings to the <libc> config node of lighttpd,
for example:
<libc stdin="/dev/null" stdout="/dev/log" stderr="/dev/log"
ip_addr="10.0.1.2" gateway="10.0.1.5" netmask="255.255.255.0">
...
</libc>
If no such configuration is specified (as in the 'lighttpd.run' script),
the TCP/IP stack issues a DHCP request to obtain this information. The
IP address 10.0.2.55 that you see is actually not hard-wired in the
Genode scenario but the response from Qemu's built-in DHCP server.
> I've only experimented with NOVA so far. The Seoul-fancy scenario, for
> example, boots and runs from the generated ISO on VMWare. The UI manager
> appears but I cannot get any of the consoles to run. Dosbox works as
> expected.
Seoul relies in hardware virtualization support (VT). To run the
scenario inside a virtual machine, you need to make sure that your
virtual machine supports nested virtualization well. Alternatively, you
may try booting the image on a real machine. The easiest way is to dump
the ISO image to an USB stick via 'dd', and boot the machine from the
USB stick.
Cheers
Norman
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