I am having difficulty compiling e1000 or bnx2 modules for a xen guest. These are part of the standard kernel. Why aren't they part of a xen domU kernel in RHEL5 ?Cheers
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Clayton Rogers wrote:
I am having difficulty compiling e1000 or bnx2 modules for a xen guest.
These are part of the standard kernel. Why aren't they part of a xen
domU kernel in RHEL5 ?
Because in a domU, you're using a virtualized network interface, not a
real one.
# grep eth0
On 6/28/07, Clayton Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand this part. I am passing the pci card through to the
paravirtualized instance.
Shouldn't you be able to compile and use additional devices you pass
through?
Regards
As far as I have run into.. and I am very certain I am
I understand this part. I am passing the pci card through to the paravirtualized instance.Shouldn't you be able to compile and use additional devices you pass through?Regards[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -To: "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (Tikanga) discussion mailing-list" rhelv5-list@redhat.comFrom:
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Date: 06/29/2007 06:56AM
Subject: Re: [rhelv5-list] Xen Guest Kernel Modules
Stephen
Does anyone know where all the modules for different network cards has dissapeared to out of the guest xen kernel? I have tried an e1000 and bnx2 which are both not listed with the kernel package. Is there an optional package which has to be installed to access these modules?Regards
