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Hello,
As there are quite a lot of involved details I would use links to keep
better overview of the problem.
The problem is that CentOS (tested with 6.0) and ubuntu (tested with
11.04 server) *can't get* an IP address during the installation of HVMs.
I had the same problem with NetBSD 5.1 however didn't repeat this test
yesterday again. I have tested with "model=e1000" and "model=rtl8139"
(s. the HVM config file below)
There was NO network configuration .. even for dhcp (in ifcfg-eth0).
After setting it manually "service network restart" hang a while after
like "Determining of information for eth0 .. " and gave "failed" back.
There were three dhcp-Discover requests on eth0 in dom0 but no responce
for requests from CentOS HVM.
tcpdump -i eth0 -vvv -s 1500 '((port 67 or port 68) and (udp[8:1] = 0x1))'
I made the same test with "ubuntu 11.04 server" as HVM .. with the same
"failed" message. After I have installed this ubuntu iso image on bare
metal (another HP DL385g7) and didn't run in such troubles. The
installation has got an IP address (dhcp) and after boot there was also
an IP address for eth0.
As I don't like to give up I have set a static IP for eth0 in ifcfg-eth0
and restarted network service.
Now CentOS domU has got an IP address and "route" showed the default
gateway however it is only possible to ping dom0 (and not default
gateway). Probably I am missing here something else.