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# virtual-dsm

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This repository contains a Docker container for running Synology's Virtual DSM.

A docker container for running Synology's Virtual DSM.

Docker Hub: [jkz0/qemu](https://hub.docker.com/r/jkz0/qemu)

Docker Hub: [kroese/virtual-dsm](https://hub.docker.com/r/kroese/virtual-dsm/)

## Using the container

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## Tips 

## How to use

* VM networking is configured via DHCP, make sure to enable DHCP in your

  VM image. VMs will use the IP address of the container.

* You can quit the VM (when attached to the container) by entering the special

  key sequence `C-a x`. Killing the docker container will also shut down the

  VM.

## Caveat Emptor

* Only x86\_64 supported new. PRs to support other architectures welcome,

  though I imagine 99% of use-cases will be x86\_64.

* VMs will not be able to resolve container-names on user-defined bridges.

  This is due to the way Docker's "Embedded DNS" server works. VMs can still

  connect to other containers on the same bridge using IP addresses.

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