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2013-02-24 14:30

Setting up an Ubuntu Development VM (PHP, MySQL, ZF2)

In 2010 I showed you how to set up a development virtual machine with ubuntu 10.04. It is time for an update to ubuntu server 12.04 LTS (long term support).

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2010-06-03 16:48

Setting up an Development VM (ubuntu server 10.04)

vmware

Quite some time ago I wrote an article on how to setup a Debian development VM. In this article I will show you how to set up one with Ubuntu Server 10.04.

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2009-06-01 17:20

Setting up a Development VM (debian etch)

debian, vmware

I needed a new Virtual Machine for my development environment. I never wrote down what exactly I do, so each time I have to think it trough again and search solutions for the same issues. So, below you can find a list of steps I follow to install a new DEV Debian VM.

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2009-03-15 13:05

VMWare clone: Network issue (SIOCSIFADDR)

debian, networking, vmware

Setting up all my Debian VMs, I tried to clone one and ran into issues with networking. My eth0 was not configured and when I tried to bring it back up, I got following error: SIOCSIFADDR: No such device

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2009-03-15 12:51

VMWare Fusion & Linux: uid/gid

debian, shared folders, vmware

Today I created a new Debian Virtual Machine. I like to use shared folders to have my code on my mac, but use the VM to create a production like environment. The shared folders are great, but they have one big drawback: the uid & gid are the ones inherited from your Mac.