Good morning,
This is the first time I have tried QEMU in FreeBSD, without using GNOME Boxes. I have created a virtual machine to use OpenBSD using the following command:
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 5000 -smp 4 -drive file=sarah21DupStacy.qcow2,format=raw -cdrom file=install77.iso,format=raw
But the problem is that when you start the virtual machine and follow the instructions to install OpenBSD, the installer detects me that there is no Internet connection, and it is impossible to download packages in an OpenBSD that has no internet connection.
Please, ¿how can I add an option to my command so that this virtual machine connects to the Wi-Fi network that I am using?
Thanks
Laptop: HP Pavillon 15 cw0008la
SO: FreeBSD 14x with QEMU
Wi-Fi network adapter: Realtek rtw880 Wireless (wlan0)
QEMU WM: sarah21DupStacy.qcow2 + install77.iso
This is the first time I have tried QEMU in FreeBSD, without using GNOME Boxes. I have created a virtual machine to use OpenBSD using the following command:
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 5000 -smp 4 -drive file=sarah21DupStacy.qcow2,format=raw -cdrom file=install77.iso,format=raw
But the problem is that when you start the virtual machine and follow the instructions to install OpenBSD, the installer detects me that there is no Internet connection, and it is impossible to download packages in an OpenBSD that has no internet connection.
Please, ¿how can I add an option to my command so that this virtual machine connects to the Wi-Fi network that I am using?
Thanks
Laptop: HP Pavillon 15 cw0008la
SO: FreeBSD 14x with QEMU
Wi-Fi network adapter: Realtek rtw880 Wireless (wlan0)
QEMU WM: sarah21DupStacy.qcow2 + install77.iso