On 24 May 2015 at 11:18, Andrew Stuart <[email protected]> wrote: >> Would you mind clarifying exactly where I should put it? > >>>rumprun/platform/xen/rumpconfig.c::_rumprun_config() > > > I’m kinda stuck here. I’ve tried Antti’s suggestion and everything else I > can think of but still no announcement on the console that the network is up > and configured with DHCP, and no response via the network from the outside > world. > > Either I’m doing something wrong (entirely possible, likely maybe? :-/) or > there’s a problem here that I’m not sure how to get to next step on. > > I guess somehow we need to make sure there is a network device there that the > rump kernel can speak to, need to make sure that network interface is able to > send packets, need to make sure the amazon VM boot/DHCP provisioning is > working. > > Anyone got any ideas or suggestions? What info can I supply to paint a more > clear picture?
Is it possible to boot the same machine with linux? Then you could manually set the mac address, IP, route, and rule out if dhcp is the issue. However I am guessing that its more likely to be an issue of the interface not coming up, as you should get a dhcp timeout message if dhcp is just failing. Sprinkling debug prints through the network init process might be more useful. Which instance type are you using? Justin
