I have a Windows 8.1 machine. I have installed Vagrant and VirtualBox. If I
start an Ubuntu VM (ubuntu/trusty32) up using VirtualBox it seems to start
fine. I can then use the following command to connect:
> vagrant ssh
However, if I instead use Vagrant to start the VM, it times out. The
command I use is:
> vagrant up
When this times out, I use VirtualBox to connect to the VM, and I see the
following issues:
waiting for network device
gave up waiting for network device
route info failed
waiting for network configuration
booting system without full Network Configuration
This to me, looks like a problem with my Vagrant configuration setup for
the network. However, I use the basic config file from using:
> vagrant init ubuntu/trusty32
I have the following network config on my Windows machine:
Ethernet - using 10.1.2.91 (static)
WiFi - disabled
The network set up seems identical when I run showvminfo from VBoxManage.
However, if I log into the Ubuntu VM, and run "ifconfig -a" the VM that is
started with Vagrant is missing the following line:
inet addr:10.0.2.15 Bcast:10.0.2.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
Any ideas? Network issues are not my strong point.
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