about the qemu net interface name
file: scripts/runqemu-internal
line153: POSSIBLE=$IFCONFIG -a|grep '^tap' | awk {print $1}'`
on archlinux, I got that:
tap0:
tap1:
maybe it should be:
tap0
tap1
Is it right?
so I change it to
POSSIBLE=$IFCONFIG -a|grep '^tap' | awk {print $1}' | sed 's/:$//'`
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Yi Qingliang [email protected] https://niqingliang2003.wordpress.com
I have checked the version of ifconfig, it blongs to package "net-tools".
only the latest version 1.60.20110819cvs-1 have the ":" after Interface name. In this version, the output format of ifconfig has changed.
Quoted 21 lines · 倪庆亮
file:
scripts/runqemu-internal
line153: POSSIBLE=$IFCONFIG -a|grep '^tap' | awk{print $1}'`on archlinux, I got that:
tap0:
tap1:maybe it should be:
tap0
tap1Is it right?
so I change it to
POSSIBLE=$IFCONFIG -a|grep '^tap' | awk{print $1}' | sed 's/:$//'`--
Yi Qingliang
[email protected]
https://niqingliang2003.wordpress.com
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Yi Qingliang [email protected] https://niqingliang2003.wordpress.com
Quoted 5 lines · Ni Qingliang
I have checked the version of ifconfig, it blongs to package "net-tools".
only the latest version 1.60.20110819cvs-1 have the ":" after Interface name. In this version, the output format of ifconfig has changed.
Parsing the output of ifconfig isn't a very good way to get a list of devices (not least because ifconfig isn't guaranteed to be available). It would be better to read /proc/net/dev directly since this file is intended to be machine-readable.
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