Xen users - Jun 2009 - virt-install w/ routed networking

Hello, I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas on getting virt-install
to work with routed networking?

Why? I am fully setup to use standard Xen routing and well I want to do a
''regular'' CentOS install with Anaconda partition table setup
etc, but
usually I am using custom templates which I extract onto LVM volumes without
bothering with partitions. If anyone can recommend an alternative strategy
to add partitions after-the-fact I will be more than open to it! I''m
not
such a filesystem guru :-(

Regards


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On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 8:25 AM, rcha108
rcha108<rcha108@aucklanduni.ac.nz> wrote:
> Hello, I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas on getting virt-install
> to work with routed networking?
Looking at the interface, I get the impression that virt-install only
support bridge networking. That doesn''t mean you can''t use
route or
NAT though: you can add it on top of bridge. For example virbr0 is a
NAT-over-bridge network created by libvirtd. You should be able to
create additional bridge or setup routing using xenbr0 (or whatever
your bridge is).

-- 
Fajar

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