Xen devel - May 2005 - HELP!!!! problem in connecting DomU with xen-2.0.5+linux-2.4.29-xen0+linux-2.4.27-xenU

Hi, 
 
I used to use xen 2.0.1 with linux-2.4.27-xen0/U. The network works fine for
me. But after I switched to Xen 2.0.5, I failed to connect to DomU.
 
I did ifconfig, I cannot even find the vif1.0 or something ilke that.
What''s
wrong? 
 
My network setting is like this: two network cards on my machine, one has
public IP 141.123.10.XX(eth0), the other has internal IP 192.168.0.1(eth1)
The DomU IP is assigned to:  192.168.0.188
 
Another question, I use eth1 to talk to DomU, but /etc/xen/script/network
always put eth0 into xen-br0. Even if I manually change it, it will go back
to eth0 after next xen source code compile and installation. It seems that
xen installation will copy some files to overwrite the network file. How can
I modify it to survive the new xen installation?
 
Any advice is highly appreciated!
-x


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Just got the network work for me.

I just did ifconfig vif?.0 up. Looks like the vif is not activated. Why?
My solution is apparently not a final solution. :(

-x


On Sun, 1 May 2005, zhaoxin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used to use xen 2.0.1 with linux-2.4.27-xen0/U. The network works fine
for
> me. But after I switched to Xen 2.0.5, I failed to connect to DomU.
>
> I did ifconfig, I cannot even find the vif1.0 or something ilke that.
What''s
> wrong?
>
> My network setting is like this: two network cards on my machine, one has
> public IP 141.123.10.XX(eth0), the other has internal IP 192.168.0.1(eth1)
> The DomU IP is assigned to:  192.168.0.188
>
> Another question, I use eth1 to talk to DomU, but /etc/xen/script/network
> always put eth0 into xen-br0. Even if I manually change it, it will go back
> to eth0 after next xen source code compile and installation. It seems that
> xen installation will copy some files to overwrite the network file. How
can
> I modify it to survive the new xen installation?
>
> Any advice is highly appreciated!
> -x
>
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