Closed g1augusto closed 2 months ago
cristian-ciobanu
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2 months ago @g1augusto you can check this commit related to your problem https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-server/commit/b194e48649bfe8078466a6ace0a9d5368bc03e38
I think if you add this line into gns3_server.conf and set it to true it will allow you to use the -drive option
; Allow unsafe additional command line options
allow_unsafe_options = True
g1augusto
commented
2 months ago Looks like a good catch @cristian-ciobanu I will test it tomorrow
g1augusto
commented
2 months ago EDIT: My bad, it works.
I realized I picked the wrong gns3_server.conf to add the configuration into.
Actually I didn't have at all a gns3_server.conf in the home service account directory in linux, weird...what the default values would be? the ones here? https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-server/blob/master/conf/gns3_server.conf
grossmj
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2 months ago Actually I didn't have at all a gns3_server.conf in the home service account directory in linux, weird...what the default values would be? the ones here? https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-server/blob/master/conf/gns3_server.conf
Yes, that file should have the default values.
GNS3 Version: GNS3 v2.2.49
Operating System: Windows GUI and Linux bare metal server
I have a VM template created with specific -drive options in QEMU but for some strange reason these are forbidden to be used in the GNS3 GUI with the following error message:
Forbidden additional option: -drive
At first I thought it was something that QEMU itself rejected and then I tried with two different versions (8.2.6 and 7.2.12) from the GNS3 server command line and it booted correctly.
Why this limitation? what is the purpose of it? Is there any way to overcome it or is it just a mistake?
These are the two options causing this:
PS: I have tried to use the gui disk image option as pflash and pass the path of the files but it didn't work