Re: [Xen-users] Xend breaks Networking on Dom0

[Anoop Rajendra <anoop.rajendra@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks. I did solve it by changing the boot priority of the xend  
startup script from 98 to 09. This way it would start before eth0  
would come up.
Wow! I didn't know xend had to be up before network interfaces were  
brought up. Could you or someone tell me why? Or point to a place  
which explains this?
Thanks
-Anoop

On May 5, 2006, at 6:38 PM, Alex Brett wrote:

> Anoop Rajendra wrote:
> > And that exactly the problem.
> > xend starts from a startup script and shuts down eth0.
> > I have to physically login to the machine and restart xend using / 
> > etc/init.d/xend restart, and only then eth0 comes up again along  
> > with all the other virtual interfaces.
> Networking is breaking because eth0 is *already* up when xend  
> starts. You need to tell your distro not to start eth0  
> automatically (in centos I believe you need to edit the /etc/ 
> sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file), and simply let xend do  
> it. It should then start it up in the correct state.
> Alex
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