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Now we start the virtual machine and pass it the proper arguments to assign the IP address `172.44.0.2/24`:
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$ kraft run -b virbr0 "netdev.ipv4_addr=172.44.0.2 netdev.ipv4_gw_addr=172.44.0.1 netdev.ipv4_subnet_mask=255.255.255.0 --"
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$ kraft run -b virbr0 "netdev.ipv4_addr=172.44.0.2 netdev.ipv4_gw_addr=172.44.0.1 netdev.ipv4_subnet_mask=255.255.255.0 -- /redis.conf"
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[...]
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0: Set IPv4 address 172.44.0.2 mask 255.255.255.0 gw 172.44.0.1
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$ make menuconfig
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```
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Be aware of the fact that you'll have to choose a file system: for instance, from the `vfscore` library, choose the `Default root filesystem` to be `9pfs`.
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If you are going to use the `qemu-guest` script or `kraft` to launch the app, you need to name the `Default root device``fs0` (`Library Configuration` -> `vfscore` -> `Default root device`).
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This is due to how the `qemu-guest` script and `kraft` automatically tag the FS devices attached to `qemu`.
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