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Could not send Dynamips command 'vm set_ghost_status "R1" 2' to localhost:34923: Connection lost, process running: False error in gns3 #2437
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Sounds like your c7200 image is unstable and/or Dynamips has crashed as a result. What is your IOS image name? |
Hey bro. I'm running Cisco 7200 124-24.T5 on my debian machine. Could there be any problem with gns3 in supporting IOU images? In Ubuntu based distro, we use following commands for IOU support: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 Do we have any such commands to enable IOU support in debian? Also, I want to understand what these commands do that you're able to run IOU images in Ubuntu distro? |
How have you installed Dynamips? Also, the above commands are only for IOU. Then basically enable the i386 architecture and gns3-iou package basically installs the correct libssl and configure the required symbolic links. |
Yes I have installed it. But, I've moved to Linux Mint since my Debian broke. |
Do you have the same problem on Linux Mint? |
No. For linux mint, it works perfectly fine. I'm able to run the same image without any issues. |
Have you installed Dynamips via apt or did you compile it? |
I've used following commands for different distros. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gns3/ppa With these commands, GNS3 is working fine. For Debian: sudo apt update With this, GNS3 wasn't working how i wanted it to be. |
I'm trying to run c7200 router image in gns3 on debian distro. But it's throwing me above error. I saw a similar issue reported for fedora. But couldn't see the solution to it.
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