know why 01: and FF: are wrong (broadcast
and multicast). However, why is 00 wrong? All nic's I have start with
00 and the current list of OUI's from IEEE shows that 00:Fx is unused
(hence my choice of 00:FF). Is there a specific OUI we should be using
for Qemu/KVM?
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with it in the last little bit. I
wanted to know if anyone had a fix for it, or a workaround (other than
using IDE), or whether it was on someone's radar. Here is a link to
the bug:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1895893group_id=180599atid=893831
Thanks in advance.
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Alberto
and
the e1000 device that causes the problem.
Has anyone else seen this problem? Thanks in advance.
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successfully: it stops somewhere in the middle, and hang there.
I tried it on a vanilla install of WinXP SP2, no updates. I guess I
should try using a fully patched version of XP and see what that does.
In step #2, did the Device Manager show the SCSI disk?
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attest to this procedures and report, it would
be greatly appreciated.
Along those lines, if anyone knows how to grab an existing Windows VM
that was set up in VMware and make it run in Qemu (KVM), I would
really, really appreciate it. Everytime I try I get blue screens. :-(
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