Greetings all,
I'm very new to UML, but not new to Linux itself. I've stumbled
into a need for UML, and decided to give it a spin. I've done a lot of
reading, and experimenting. I've compiled my own kernel, and
bootstrapped a debian system.
I've currently got a usable and booted debian system. I did some
networking bridging, but I can't figure out, nor find documentation on
exactly what I am trying to accomplish.
On my host, eth1 is plugged into a tagged VLAN network.
I need to get all those VLANs accessible inside my guest OS. I figured
I had to do this one of two ways:
1) Create a bridge for each interface (eth1.xxx, eth1.yyy,
eth1.zzz)
2) Create a bridge for eth1, and build the tagged interface in the
guest OS.
Neither method has seemed to work. Can anyone drop me some
documentation or guidance on how I can accomplish this?
Thanks!
Jason
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