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Before starting SIMH, you will need to configure the network. |
Before starting SIMH, you will need to configure the network. |
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In most cases, the following bridge-based configuration will give |
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Create the tun0 network interface and set it into layer 2 mode: |
Create the tun0 network interface and set it into layer 2 mode: |
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# <strong>ifconfig bridge0 up</strong> |
# <strong>ifconfig bridge0 up</strong> |
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By setting appropriate permissions on /dev/tun0 you can avoid running |
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SIMH as root. |
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Alternatively, if you cannot use bridge(4) (for example with some |
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wireless drivers), you can use BPF to connect to the network. |
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In this case, you can skip the above <tt>ifconfig</tt> lines and |
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replace the "<tt>at xq0 tap:tun0</tt>" line with a line like this, |
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replacing iwn0 with your actual network interface as necessary: |
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<strong>at xq0 iwn0</strong> |
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