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Hello!

Is it possible to bridge ip tunnels (IPv6 in IPv4)? brctl gives me an 
error "Invalid argument",
and from strace it seems it misses some ioctls from kernel...

any ideas?

I need it to be able to give my UMLs a public ipv6 address.

Regrads,

Zoltan NAGY,
Software Engineer