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-<note warning>Be aware that once you have installed Slackware ARM onto this disk image you must move it to a different directory for storage, or you risk it being destroyed when **makeimg** is executed at a later time.</note>+<note warning>Tenga en cuenta que una vez que haya instalado Slackware ARM en esta imagen de disco debe moverlo a un directorio diferente para su almacenamiento, o se arriesga a que se destruya cuando **makeimg** se ejecute en un momento posterior.</note>
  
-===== QEMU Network Settings =====+===== Configuración de red para QEMU ===== 
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 +Esta sección cubre el proceso de configuración de redes de invitados para QEMU. Dos tipos de procesos son descriptos. 
 +//Network Address Translation mode (NAT)// es la primera y la forma recomendada para obtener una red red funcional en los huéspedes de QEMU. 
 +La segunda forma es el //modo puente//.  
 +El modo NAT no permite el acceso directo a la red física del host x86 Slackware y el modo puente sí.
  
 This section covers the process of setting up QEMU guest networking.  Two different processes will be described.  //Network Address Translation mode (NAT)// is the first and recommended way to get a functional network in QEMU guests.  The second is //bridged mode//.  NAT mode does not allow direct access to the Slackware x86 host's physical network and bridged mode does.  It is best to use bridged mode if you plan on doing any more advanced network operations that require full access to the host and the host's physical network.  **Most users will want to use NAT mode.** This section covers the process of setting up QEMU guest networking.  Two different processes will be described.  //Network Address Translation mode (NAT)// is the first and recommended way to get a functional network in QEMU guests.  The second is //bridged mode//.  NAT mode does not allow direct access to the Slackware x86 host's physical network and bridged mode does.  It is best to use bridged mode if you plan on doing any more advanced network operations that require full access to the host and the host's physical network.  **Most users will want to use NAT mode.**

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