Developing and using LEAF in a virtual environment

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Why using a virtual environment ?

1.2. Feedback

1.3. Acknowledgments and Thanks

1.4. Changelog

1.5. Useful references

2. Which virtual environment ?

2.1. Available options

2.2. Prerequisites

3. Userland program development using a virtual Debian/slink box

3.1. Installing your virtual Debian/slink machine

3.2. Connecting your virtual machine to the network

3.3. Connecting your virtual machine to the host filesystem

4. Kernel & modules development using a virtual Debian/woody box

4.1. Installing your virtual Debian/woody machine

4.2. Connecting your virtual machine to the network

4.3. Connecting your virtual machine to the host filesystem

5. Using a virtual LEAF/Bering router

5.1. Installation

5.2. Tips

6. How-to build an UML kernel for LEAF

7. How-to build a Debian/slink filesystem ?