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Subject: Re: QEMU needs /dev/tun0 ?
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>Hey,
>tun0 is there, you just don't see it :), do "ls /dev/tun0", anyway, I could'nt 
>make qemu work that way, then I realize that using nat on the bsd host all 
>worked fine for my guest system (gentoo), I hope this helps
>
>  
>
I'm using "-user-net" again, and now it works..hm.  I'm not sure why it 
is now working, but my virtual machine can access the internet - so I'm 
happy.  Feels like a good time to make a backup of my machine.

thx!