When you try to create or import a boot camp partition as a virtual machine, Fusion fails to create or import the boot camp partition with the following error. Unable to create or import a boot camp partition.(I also _believe_ that the `` rule set generated instep 2, will probably the valid even after machine reboots - I mean, the rules look generic enough that would cover any VMs being booted up. `% sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -N -f `
Import the new rules, replacing the "old" ones: Use the script to generate the rules that it _would_ create automatically:ģ. `% sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -N -f nf 2>/dev/null`Ģ. Make a backup of the rules (in case we mess it up!): So it appears to be doings something wrong at the moment of _updating_.ġ. update-nat.py` and then the same command returns empty: % sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -s nat 2>/dev/null What I mean, _before_ running the script, as per the instructions in I get: It just _deletes_ the existing entries in the network table - but I found a way to make it work, even if it's not "automagically" - see below: Just a quick FYI, the script "as is" doesn't work for me. So thanks a million for putting this together!!įirst, _thanks_ for putting this together. (I also believe that the rule set generated instep 2, will probably the valid even after machine reboots - I mean, the rules look generic enough that would cover any VMs being booted up. The resulting set of rules allows the VM to access the systems on the VPN!! % sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -N -f Use the script to generate the rules that it would create automatically: % sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -N -f nf 2>/dev/null The workaround:Įxploring the options of the command, I found a way to leverage the script using `./update-nat.py -o, thanks! So it appears to be doings something wrong at the moment of updating. update-nat.py NAT rules updated! % sudo pfctl -a -sharing/shared_v4 -s nat 2>/dev/null %
0 kommentar(er)
