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Re: [Xen-users] No networkcard with Xen2.0.6 (3C940)

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Subject: Re: [Xen-users] No networkcard with Xen2.0.6 (3C940)
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Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:05:28 +0200
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Hi again,

my problem is nearly solved.
As I described I saw the driver beeing compiled (yes it was sk98lin) but
was wondering why I have no eth0 while booting xen0.
ifconfig showed only the lo device.

An ifconfig eth0 up solved the problem
and I could configure my card.

But I have to run ifconfig everytime I restart my xen0 System.
Don't get me wrong I have prevously configured my eth0 Card before
installing xen.
So what am I doing wrong here.
Am I missing something?

Kind Regards
Dennis Erlach

>I use this same network and when I was using xen stable there was no
>problem with it. But I would say what is going on is this: when you run
>make world, it cleans your kernel tree and everything else that was
>compiled before in your xen dir, so it erases your .config that had this
>module (or bultin). After you change options for xen0 kernel, do make
>dist or make kbuild at xen main dir, then install with ./install.sh or
>make install. If you are really sure it compiled within the xen0 kernel
>(I doubt this if you ran make world) try loading (module: sk98lin).
>
>On Tue, 2005-05-31 at 12:06 +0200, opensource@xxxxxx wrote:
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>>Hi List,
>>
>>I have an installtion of Ubuntu 5.04 and try to get Xen running.
>>Xen boots fine except that an ifconfig tells me only the loopback device
>>is present.
>>I think the driver for my OnBoard Networkcard 3C940 is not built in.
>>Can anyone tell me how to solve this issue?
>>
>>I have tried to compile form source which has the same result.
>>
>>I tried to prepare the Kernel for me like the Documentation told me:
>>" make ARCH=xen xconfig "
>>I selected the Yukon Marvel Driver which supports the 3C940 Card.
>>a " cd .. " and " make " gives me the output that there is no rule for make.
>>I also edited the defconfig file for xen0. make world compiles fine. I
>>see the driver during compiling.
>>
>>But still the same issue.
>>
>>Please anyone help me.
>>
>>Kind Regards
>>Dennis Erlach
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