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I'm not able to support the QEMU VM for Windows 11. So I can't recreate your problem or verify that it has something to do with your OS.  But could you try to connect your host directly with a WLAN or Ethernet connection and start the VM again? From the screenshots of your network adapters it looks like you are connected with some kind of USB to Ethernet adapter. But your college is connected with WLAN. Maybe there is a problem with its NIC. More information about networking with a QEMU VM can be found here: https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/Networking     ... View more

I don't know what you mean by "fake proxy".  A VM running on a host without direct internet access has to use a proxy server. We recommend to install and run px.exe as local proxy server on your Windows host. This local proxy forwards http and https requests to the configured remote proxy.  Px provides both http and https access via default port 3128. But you have changed this in your configuration according to your screenshot to port 80. If you do this you have to change the proxy settings in the VM to your alternative port too.  This URL is stored as so called "Proxy Settings" in the VM e.g. in following files: /etc/environment  *1) /etc/wgetrc ~/.nuget/NuGet/NuGet.Config   *1) I opend the first file with the command "nano /etc/environment". Here you have to change 3128 to 80.   But I would suggest you to just download px.exe here. And start it on your host computer, like it was shown in the How-To video. Then you don't have to change these proxy settings.  Note: You can check if px is running in the task manager. Px is running if you can see these three background processes:   ... View more

Hi ChrisITD,  you are right, for some reason it looks like your QEMU VM does not have connection to the internet.  You could try to setup a QEMU with proxy usage and a smal proxy tool on your PC (e.g. Px) to get the network connection to the VM.  To do this you can follow the steps in this How-To video: SETUP CTRLX AUTOMATION DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT USING QEMU VM.   Best regards,  Nick ... View more

Hello, I tried to reproduce your problem, but the C# .NET examples work like expected for me. Here the logbook example: I used the preconfigured QEMU in the SDK V1.12.1(tested it also with 1.12.0) as development environment. In the development environment I ran the included install-dotnet-sdk.sh and install-snapcraft.sh scripts.  ctrlX Works version: 1.12.2 (tested it also with 1.12.4) ctrlX COREvirtual Base image version: 1.12.5 (tested also with 1.12.2 and 1.12.6)   The location of your snap looks good and is similar to mine.   ... View more