Xen users - May 2006 - Suse 10.1 DOMU can''t get network to work.....

I running Fedoar core 5 for Dom0 and have suscessfull installed Ubuntu as a
domU, I am now trying to get Suse 10.1 working as another domU.   I have it
booting with thwe only error being Apparmour,  but for the life of me I
can''t get the network to com up on boot.  I''ve included xennet
stuff in the
modprobe.d directory and have done the other stuff stated on Suse''s
website
(turned off firewall,  turn on IP forwarding,  and chenged to Onboot) but I
am unable to either static assigne an address or get one via DHCP.  I can
bring the interface up with  ifconfig eth0 up, but I don''t get an
address.
Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.


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Hello all,

I just finished installing SUSE 10.1 and have got a problem with Dom0 booting.  
About two seconds into booting Dom0 I get a domain 0 crash error message and 
another message to tell me that the system will be rebooted in 5... 4... 3... 
2... 1... seconds.  Unfortunately the screen resolution during bootup looks 
like it must be 640x480 so the cause of the boot error scrolls off past the 
top of the screen.

Is there any way I can get the boot messages into a file that I can examine 
with the machine booted in the normal kernel?  I''ve looked for files
with xen
in the name in /var/log but couldn''t find any.  The boot.msg (or
whatever
it''s called, I can''t remember exactly now) contains the
messages of the most
recent, successful, boot and so aren''t any help.

Has anyone else had any problems with getting Xen working in SUSE 10.1?

The hardware is an Athlon 2400XP on a gigabyte mobo, an Intel Pro/1000 NIC and 
a couple of 3ware RAID controllers (a 7410 and a 7500).

Thanks,

Steve.

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Pasting the result of "ifconfig -a"  from your system may help us to
shed some lights on this problem.

Tom Bishop wrote:
> I running Fedoar core 5 for Dom0 and have suscessfull installed Ubuntu
> as a domU, I am now trying to get Suse 10.1 working as another domU.  
> I have it booting with thwe only error being Apparmour,  but for the
> life of me I can''t get the network to com up on boot. 
I''ve included
> xennet stuff in the modprobe.d directory and have done the other stuff
> stated on Suse''s website (turned off firewall,  turn on IP
> forwarding,  and chenged to Onboot) but I am unable to either static
> assigne an address or get one via DHCP.  I can bring the interface up
> with  ifconfig eth0 up, but I don''t get an address.  Any
suggestions
> would be appreciated, thanks.
>
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Please keep your replies to the list. There would a lot of other people
who can help you better than me.

Please follow this to install xen from source: 
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/readmes/user/user.html
Some details about creating file systems can be found at. 
http://www.fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraXenQuickstart


jimmy Pierre wrote:
> Hey Sadique,
>
> What procedure did you use to install Xen, some documentation at all?
>
> I am asking this because there are only 4 pages in the reference doc
> on Xen and this is quite subtile.
>
> xm top works and nothing else.
>
> Cheers
> Jimmy
> NUI.fr


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