> >Not sure how you ended up assigning that IP (i do not look at > >screenshots). But i guess your network setup is that you have one > >physical NIC which still belongs to the root cell. And you have a > >virtual network with two jailhouse shmem network adapters going between > >your non-root and root-cell. > I assigned IP through command line. I have one physical NIC, yes you are right, but the I do not know how to access the virtual network.
> > >An i further guess that the non-root cell got its IP via its kernel > >cmdline. To hook that up to the root-cell, the root-cell will need an > >IP from the same subnet. And that additional subnet should not overlap > >with the subnet your root-cell is already using on the physical NIC. For instance, if the root cell has an IP of 192.168.0.100, I give the IP to the non-root cell of 192.168.0.101 > >That way you should eventually be able to "ping" and "ssh" between root > >and non-root. What you might want to do later would be to create a > >bridge on the root-cell, where you would attach the physical NIC and > >the jailhouse-NIC ... that would connect you non-root cell to your LAN > >and allow for DHCP and external communication. > > >Nothing jailhouse specific really, simple Linux networking stuff. The > >only thing really needed is the jailhouse NIC driver on the root cell, > >i assume a new NIC appeared after your "jailhouse enable" ... > > I think I am missing something in this part, the command "ifconfig" returns the same NIC drivers [eth0-wlan0-lo] before and after jailhouse enable. May I ask where can I find information about Jailhouse NIC and how to embed it in the root cell. Best regards, Moustafa Noufale -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jailhouse" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/jailhouse-dev/8dce9427-624f-4d62-b803-3ef00552e283n%40googlegroups.com.
