On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 17:38:44 +0100 Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
there's a good chance you're missing dnsmasq.
Bingo! It was that!
Now I'm able to use internet again in my win xp guest attaching to the
configured virtual network (isolated bridge + NAT to the public LAN as
you told).
The only problem is that the win guest clock is always 2 hours back:
I'm in Italy and on the PC I also have a native windows XP so that my
f7 host is configured with system clock not using UTC...
Can I directly write options to any conf file for virt-manager created
virtual machines?
In particular the "-localtime" one?
Also, I don't know if by default the "-no-acpi" one is used or not...
and don't know if it is furthermore necessary with recent qemu and kvm
versions...
Thanks anyway,
Gianluca
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