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| THIS IS A WIP PLEASE LEAVE COMMENTS IN THE DISCUSSIONS PAGE. THANKS
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| == CoLinux ==
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| CoLinux provides a virtualized Linux environment under Windows, much like Virtual Box or vmware. However there is much less overhead.
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| use the [ File: Mini_AlpineLinux_2_0_512MB | Alpine mini 512 GB filesystem attached ]
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| # install coLinux [ File: coLinux-0.7.7.1.exe | coLinux 0.7.7.1 (July 2010) ]
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| # install [ File: Mini_AlpineLinux_2_0_512MB | Alpine mini 512 GB filesystem attached ]
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| cd C:\Program Files\coLinux
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| tar xzf coAlpine-2.0.tar.gz
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| # run coAlpine/_start.bat. This will start Alpine 2.0 in a coLinux environment.
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| # connect console to Alpine colinux-console-nt.exe. This will connect to Alpine.
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| === Networking ===
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| There are three different types of networking:
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| * slirp - recommend following
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| eth0=slirp,,tcp:22:22/tcp:443:443/tcp:5666:5666
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| #eth0=pcap-bridge,"Wireless Network Connection",00:43:4F:4E:45:31
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| * set
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| === External Devices ===
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| I like to install packages locally. Can use the Alpine iso and mount.
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| === Extra Packages ===
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