The
baseconfig.txt no such file or directory message is NOT an error - just a bit of information (although quite annoying at times).
FIX #1 - get rid of need for baseconfig.txtGo to
Edit->IOS images and hypervisorsAttachment:
IOS images dialogue.jpg [ 156.84 KiB | Viewed 19956 times ]
Delete the filename
baseconfig.txt from the Base Config field
Click Save
FIX #2 (Better) - add baseconfig.txt to the directory where your images are stored (or anywhere you like really)create a text file called baseconfig.txt (note: .txt, not .text)
add the following lines to your file (or vary to your own liking)
Quote:
!
hostname %h
no ip domain-lookup
line con 0
exec-timeout 0 0
logging synchronous
! and if you never want to have to type "enable" again, add:
privilege level 15
! And I also like to add:
service timestamps debug datetime msec
alias configure show do show
alias interface show do show
line vty 0 15
no login
exec-timeout 0 0
logging synchronous
privilege level 15
Save the file (Naturally)
In GNS3, go to
Edit->IOS images and hypervisorsAttachment:
IOS images dialogue.jpg [ 156.84 KiB | Viewed 19956 times ]
From the
Base Config field, click on the elipses [...] navigate to the file you just created (baseconfig.txt) and select it.
Click Save
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