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Acessing LAMP inside a virtual machine with Virtualbox (Arch-to-Arch)

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – aliasbody wrote:headkase wrote:Your other thread which was closed for deletion:https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=150020Differs from this thread in a meaningful way?  As in, you are really using a Arch host instead of a Parabola one?I have the 2 OS installed on different machines (because of the lack of drivers on the linux-libre version of the kernel for my second computer), and I have the same problem, I first tried with this one because because it is the one I mostly work with, and then I switcher to the Arch-to-Arch solution (following the Arch wiki about the Lamp installation (HowTos)

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