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- Codeblocks compiler will crashes when running program windows#
Modify /etc/fstab to mount the cofs0 windows directory:Ĭofs0 /mnt/cofs cofs noauto,users,defaults 0 0 The 192.168.1.3 address is the address of my ethernet connection under windows. Note that shutdown -h now is the proper way to stop colinux (don't just click the console X button). Ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.4 & route add default gw 192.168.1.1īe sure to make the shell scripts executable: chmod a+x /usr/bin/ /usr/bin/off.sh I created /usr/bin/colinuxnet.sh to start the network, /usr/bin/off.sh to shutdown, and a config file /etc/colinuxdisplay to set the DISPLAY environment variable. now create a couple of linux scripts for convenience. bat file just created and see that everything works. run the batch file and create some linux scripts I need to do this since my default runlevel on boot is 5 which starts KDE, but this will crash colinux since it doesn't support X under colinux. The 3 on the end is passed to the kernel as a kernel parameter. cofs0 will be the device name of the shared folder to use to transfer files to/from windows. The root is given to be /dev/hda6, and you can just put tuntap for eth0, which will find the TAP connection we setup. These correspond to \Device\Harddisk0\Partition3 and \Device\Harddisk0\Partition4 under windows (note that windows doesn't reserve a partition name for the extended partition - my linux partitions are logical and not primary partitions). My linux root (/) partition is /dev/hda6 and swap partition is /dev/hda7. This means use the standard NT console (better because you can cut&paste using the mouse), give 256mb of ram to colinux, specifies the name of the kernel, the linux partitiions, virtual ethernet adapter, and a shared directory which can be used to copy files between the colinux and windows systems. Now create a batch script (c:\coLinux\colinux.bat) to launch colinux:Ĭolinux-daemon.exe -t nt mem=256 kernel=vmlinux hda6=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition3 hda7=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition4 root=/dev/hda6 eth0=tuntap cofs0=c:\coLinux 3 Goto \Device\Harddisk0 to see all the partitions on the disk. The next partition is probably the linux one. I have \Device\HarddiskVolume1 and \Device\HarddiskVolume2 for C: and D.
Codeblocks compiler will crashes when running program download#
download either Dmdiag.exe from Microsoft or WinObj.zip from Sysinternals.Ĭheck \GLOBAL? for the name of your windows partitions (C:, D:). So colinux looks like a new box on your LAN.įirst you need to find out which partitions your linux distribution uses as seen by windows.
What happens is that your windows internet connection is still the same ip (192.168.1.3) but from within colinux, your TAP eth0 connection will use the new ip given to the TAP connection (192.168.1.4). You may need to right-click the Network Bridge and click Disable followed by Enable to get the connection working. Now right-click the Network Bridge and set the tcp/ip address to the same one your internet connection uses (192.168.1.3 here). Now select both your network connection and the TAP lan connection (ctrl-click) and then right click on one of them and select Bridge Connections. So I set the TAP adapter ip to 192.168.1.4, it's gatway to 192.168.1.1 and the dns servers to those given to me by my isp (68.x.x.x). They both set the gateway field to 192.168.1.1 (configured in the hardware firewall settings). Then one computer gets 192.168.1.2 and the other one (wireless connection) gets 192.168.1.3. my hardware firewall my internet address 68.x.x.x. Set the ip (tcp/ip properties) to a new ip address on your lan. You may want to set configure->advanced->media status to "always connected".
Goto Network Connections under control panel and right click on the newly installed LAN connection (TAP-Win32 Adapter V8 (colinux)).
Codeblocks compiler will crashes when running program driver#
Hit "continue anyway" for the tap driver installation
Codeblocks compiler will crashes when running program install#
Install to c:\coLinux and not c:\Program Files\coLinux, since /dev paths are relative to the installation directoryĭon't bother downloading and installing WinPCAP (the included TAP driver works fine)
It's stable as far as I can tell and they've fixed a couple major bugs since stable.Ĭheck everything except uncheck "Root Filesystem image Download" That's the 5/24/05 snapshot under Development Snapshots from the homepage. This is a walkthrough for setting up colinux to work with an existing linux distribution on another hard drive partition, since it's the more complicated (and useful) of the two options. They also have the option of downloading a debian or gentoo filesystem instead and using that basic linux system (it's missing lots of packages though, but they do support apt-get/emerge). What colinux does is let you run your linux distribution under windows. Setting up a dual-boot system is easy to do these days, but switching to linux requires a reboot. Please refer to the Talk page and / or history for rewrite reasons.
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