Question about virtualization (#VM s): Anyone know about resource usage of #VirtualBox vs #Libvert?
I don't like how VMs created in LibVert (#VirtualMachineManager) are not owned by the user who created them. But I'm really trying to move away from VBox to FOSS.
A problem I have is that since it's #Virtualbox saving the capture, I don't have it loaded in real time in #Wireshark. It would speed things up to see the captured packets and game side by side in real time...
Tengo publicado en YouTube un tutorial para la instalación de una VM #Ubuntu Server.
Instala un servidor en tu PC.
#Gratis #Free #SiguemeYTeSigo #folloback #FolloMe #Linux #VirtualBox
Nota: imagen generada con IA generativa.
So I tried a few things, namely switching Virtualbox network modes. But I could not see packets between the VMs.
I imagine when traffic is between VMs #Virtualbox is not putting the packets in the TCP/IP stack where #Wireshark on the host can see them. Only when the traffic crosses to the host or the network beyond does Wireshark (or #tshark) see it.
I don't want to capture traffic on the VMs themselves (having to install Wireshark or something else on Windows 98...).
So I searched around and found the article below in the Virtualbox wiki on network tracing.
You can essentially configure the NIC on each VM to capture all packets and log them to a pcap. So this is what I'll use.
Installing #linux #mint on a #virtualbox #windows10 host. I don't have enough space so I quit the install, free up ~10 GB, try again. The install doesn't see the freed up space.
How do I make the install process see the freed up space?
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