With logic like that, I'd hate to see him write code.
James Melin wrote:
For whatever paranoia reason, our VM TCP/IP person made the nicdef for test VM device 9100 and prod VM device 9000. I can see a certain logic there.
However, this messed me up as I copied a test guest onto disk assigned to the new VM 5 system, and it is expecting the ethernet device to be on 9000.
/proc/chandev clearly shows 9100,9101,9102
0x0005 0x9102 0x10 0x1731 0x01 0x1732 0x01 0x80 0x0100000000000000 no no
But clearly also shows that a device driver is expecting 9000 driver specific parameters chan lo hi driver type devno devno parameters =============================================================================
0x10 0x9000 0x9002 portname:SX88
It also shows a 'forced device' for 9000
Forced devices chan defif read write data memory port ip hw host adapter api type num devno devno devno usage(k) protocol no. chksum stats name name name ============================================================================== =============== 0x10 1 0x8000 0x8001 0x8002 8192 0 0 0 0x10 0 0x9000 0x9001 0x9002 default 0 0 0
So where do I change the configuration so that it will use 910x devices?
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