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hadan
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Linux guest suddenly not working and want to access micro sd port.

Hello,
I use workstation 16.2.3,win 10 host and opensuse 15.3 guest.

First problem,
I used to able to connect to internet using my linux guest, now I can't.
I've tried https://appuals.com/fix-vmware-bridged-network-not-working/ , not working.
Using NAT, not working.

I guess I have some corruption in my system but I do not know where to start fixing it or if anybody have other method to fix, please share. I prefer using bridge network. That's the main reason I bought vmware workstation pro.

Second problem,
I want to be able to access micro sd port in my laptop from my linux guest. Can't find how-to in internet, anybody can help?


Thanks in advance.

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louyo
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1. If your laptop has both wired and wireless, is your VM set up for the correct one?  What are the results of ip addr and cat /etc/resolv.conf in the Linux guest and ipconfig/all on the Windows host? Same subnet  and DNS? If none of that shows a clue, you might just try removing the network adapter and installing a new one.

2. Look in VM/removable devices to see if the micro sd port is there. 

Lou

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hadan
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Sorry for late reply,

Well, currently I  am connected to wi-fi.

Hereby I attach ip addr result and ipconfig /all result. IF you have any clue, please let me know.

Also, can you give more detail about this 'you might just try removing the network adapter and installing a new one'.

Isn't this is method 4 from the link that I've posted?

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CarltonR
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Try this . . .

   sudo nmcli networking on

Then rerun 'ip addr' and confirm that 'eth0' changes:
   . . . state DOWN group default qlen 1000
   . . . state UP group default qlen 1000

if so, then check internet access

 

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