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[Xen-users] No eth0 in domU...

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Subject: [Xen-users] No eth0 in domU...
From: "Kraska, Joe A \(US SSA\)" <joe.kraska@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 10:48:53 -0800
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Thread-topic: No eth0 in domU...
Ran across this problem recently. Below attached worked for me on a
reboot. Still gathering “low level linux administration expertise”
here. Would one alternative to the modprobe.conf be to recompile the
domU kernel such that it needs no such modprobe entry?
 
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The problem here is that you need to add the following to your
modprobe.conf of your domU:
 
alias eth0 xennet
 
Adding this line will load the driver for your fc5 domU. Redhat compiles
the xennet driver as a module. So you have to load that module to see
the interface.

 

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