On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 06:12:50PM -0700, Ray Francis Gonsalves wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The following is my situation.
>
> I've VMWARE on my base system (FC7).
>
> On this VMWARE I've installed an image of freeBSD, and in this freeBSD O/S
> I've installed TAHI suite.
>
> Now, I've a custom-made ipv6 implementation (not the default FC7 Linux one)
> on my FC7 base system.
>
This is not possible, you have to install a second guest for your NUT.
The reason is simple, the testing will reboot the NUT in many test steps
so our BSD guest get shutdown as well ...
> I wish to test this ipv6 stack, in short:
>
> TN: freeBSD6.3 (On vmware).
> NUT: FC7 (base system).
Using vmware is possible, but you need a second guest for this.
And you need to make the /dev/vmnetX devices RW for the user which run the
vmware, this is needed because the TN need to set promiscious mode on
the interfaces.
>
> How can I achieve this?
> Will the packets sent by TAHi be caught by the default ipv6 linux kernel
> implementation.
> How do I route the packets to my custom-made ipv6 stack.
>
> Thanks,
> Ray
> Georgia Tech
>
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