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Install Alpine Linux in Qemu.Before You Start.Download the latest Alpine image. Install QEMU on your system (e.g. sudo apt install qemu on Ubuntu, yum -y install qemu on Fedora)Create the Virtual Machine.Create a disk image if you want to install Alpine Linux.qemu-img create -f qcow2 alpine.qcow2 8G.The following command starts QEMU with the Alpine ISO image as CDROM, the default network configuration, 512MB RAM, the disk image that was created in the previous step, and CDROM as the boot device.qemu-system-x86_64 -m 512 -nic user -boot d -cdrom alpine-standard-3.10.2-x86_64.iso -hda alpine.qcow2.Log in as root (no password) and run:Use poweroff to shut down the machine.Booting the Virtual Machine.After the installation QEMU can be started from disk image ( -boot c ) without CDROM.qemu-system-x86_64 -m 512 -nic user -hda alpine.qcow2.Live mode.If your just want to give Alpine Linux a try, qemu can be used without a disk image and further configuration.qemu -m 512 -cdrom alpine-3.2.0-x86_64.iso.You need to issue.at boot prompt to avoid being forced in graphical mode and loosing access.Question : Is there a way to pass an apkovl as paramater at this stage?Response to self : Yes. I do it like this and I mount /dev/vda1 as /media/config to store the apkovl and the apkcache :And inside the KVM.At next reboot, it will use the newly generated apkovl and apkcache stored on /dev/vda1 running in run-from-ram from the latest official ISO.Advanced network configuration.To get networking running correctly, you can use the tun/tap interface, which then becomes a real interface. The key is to define the virtual network interface on the correct virtual vlan, and the correct ifup script.You need 2 net commands on the command line interface, one for the host:one for the guest.So to have a single NIC on the qemu virtual system that is connected to tap0 on the physical host:To create a qemu guest with more than one nic, just repeat the -net commands.Now your alpine guest will have 3 NICs, mapped to tap0, tap1, and tap2 respectively.What's actually happening is you are effectively creating a point-to-point tunnel, with the phys tap0 device being one endpoint, and the virtual box's eth0 being on the other point of the tunnel.So you need to assign ip addresses to BOTH sides of the tunnel. The qemu-ifup script is what does that for the host. Here's an example:In your alpinebox, create an interfaces file like this:If on your host you now add a MASQUERADE rule for tap0 to your host's default nic, and you turn on ip_forward on your host, you can now do svn updates, surf, run tranmission, etc right from your qemu guest.Using Xorg inside Qemu.The video driver needed for Xorg inside Qemu is xf86-video-modesetting .Run a guest OS on Alpine Linux using Qemu.sudo apk add qemu-system-x86_64 qemu-ui-gtk.sudo modprobe kvm-intel.sudo addgroup user kvm.Logout and login again so you become part of the kvm group.qemu-system-x86_64 --enable-kvm -m 1024M -fda M6410220.IMG.
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