only = no guest ok = yes EOF And do a quick verification that the required lines are in: $ tail -n 5 /etc/samba/smb.conf [winshare] path=/var/winshare browseable = yes read only = no guest ok = yes user@workstation:~$ mkdir -p /tmp/test user@workstation:~$ sudo mount -t cifs -o username=guest,password=guest //10.245.246.42/winshare /tmp/test/ user@workstation:~$ ls -la /tmp/test/ total 1014784 (‘Focal’) and any newer release, like 20.10 (‘Groovy’). The following guide assumes that a z/VM guest has been defined, and that it is able to either reach the public cdimage.ubuntu.com server or an

computer window in order to use the mouse inside it. To avoid mouse trapping, the “VirtualBox guest additions” are already installed on the virtual computer. 9.2 USB performance If you encounter poor

the source tree after you have made changes, or the tree is automatically in sync via NFS or guest additions folder sharing, you can issue a build as follows: $ make Install to dev environment After which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|

commandline string. This chapter covers a basic configuration how to connect a KVM guest to a OpenVswitch-DPDK instance. The Guest has to be backed by shared hugepages for DPDK/vhost_user to work. To ensure -ri -e 's,(KVM_HUGEPAGES=).*,\11,' /etc/default/qemu-kvm service qemu-kvm restart To let a guest be backed by hugepages is now also supported via recent libvirt, just add the following snippet to Networking The new and recommended way to get to a KVM guest is using vhost_user. This will cause DPDK to create a socket that qemu will connect the guest to. Here an example how to add such a port to the bridge

the source tree after you have made changes, or the tree is automatically in sync via NFS or guest additions folder sharing, you can issue a build as follows: $ make Install to dev environment After which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|

the source tree after you have made changes, or the tree is automatically in sync via NFS or guest additions folder sharing, you can issue a build as follows: $ make Install to dev environment After which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|

(rsync) the source tree a�er you have made changes, or the tree is automa�cally in sync via NFS or guest addi�ons folder sharing, you can issue a build as follows: $ make Install to dev environment A�er ( NETNEXT=true ) on VirtualBox which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Addi�ons, Vagrant will install a new version of the Addi�ons with mount.vboxsf . The la�er is not vbguest.auto_update = false end config.vm.provider :virtualbox do |vbox| vbox.check_guest_additions = false end end Running Nightly Tests To run all of the Nightly tests, run the following

which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config| config.vbguest.auto_update = false end config.vm.provider :virtualbox do |vbox| vbox.check_guest_additions = false end end Running Nightly Tests To run all of the Nightly tests, run the following

which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config| config.vbguest.auto_update = false end config.vm.provider :virtualbox do |vbox| vbox.check_guest_additions = false end end Running Nightly Tests To run all of the Nightly tests, run the following

which version does not match a version of the VM image VirtualBox Guest Additions, Vagrant will install a new version of the Additions with mount.vboxsf. The latter is not compatible with vboxsf.ko shipped syncing of shared folders will not work. To avoid this, one can prevent Vagrant from installing the Additions by putting the following into $HOME/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure('2') do |config| config.vbguest.auto_update = false end config.vm.provider :virtualbox do |vbox| vbox.check_guest_additions = false end end Running Nightly Tests To run all of the Nightly tests, run the following