= Debirf Image on KVM guest = [http://cmrg.fifthhorseman.net/wiki/debirf debirf] is a minimal debian installation that runs entirely in RAM, allowing you to have full access to any underlying disks (among other benefits). To boot a KVM guest to debirf, first ensure that you have a debirf .iso file in /usr/local/share/ISOs on the host (if not, you can [http://debirf.cmrg.net/autobuilds/ download a pre-built one]. Then, create a symlink from /home//vms//cd.iso to this downloaded file and shutdown the guest. You can access the debirf image via the kvm console (`ssh @.mayfirst.org screen -x`). Login as root (with no password). == Networking == You can setup networking with the following commands: {{{ ip=209.51.163.203/28 gateway=209.51.163.193 && \ ip addr add "$ip" dev eth0 && \ ip link set dev eth0 up && \ ip route add default via "$gateway" dev eth0 echo "nameserver 216.66.23.46" > /etc/resolv.conf }}}