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Once on the VM's desktop open a terminal and report the results of these commands

OK, sounds good. I tried FossaPup64. I had to remove the kvm option because there isn't any kvm on the T4-1. I also removed the AC97 option because there's no sound card on this machine. It's much slower ...

Hello @Michele31415
In your VM, not your host , please post the results of these 2 terminal commands
arp & "ip addr"

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Further, are you using SAMBA on your host for LAN services?

Yes.


From the sound of things, you may need to create a bridge on the host for the manner ...

Um, I'm not quite sure I understand the question. The NIC on the Sun host has a hand-assigned static IP. I gave the Puppy guest a different static IP on the same LAN to avoid any issues with DHCP. I'm not sure I have networking set up correctly on the guest. Should I be giving it a 192.168.0.x IP on ...

I'm running Puppy 'puppy_binoicpup64_8.0.sfs' as a QEMU v. 8.2.0 VM on a Sun T4-1 host. It runs fine except that I can't get networking going. I'm using one of the hosts hardware NIC's (net2) for Puppy and I start it with the QEMU arguments

"-device e1000,netdev=net2 -netdev user,id=net2"

The ...