James B. Byrne wrote:
>
> I have set up a kvm host and configured a standard clone
> prototype for generating new guests. One persistent (pun
> intended) annoyance when cloning is the behaviour of udev
> with respect to the virtual network interface.
>
> The prototype is configured with just eth0 having a
> dedicated IP addr. When the prototype is cloned udev
> creates rules for both eth0 and eth1 in the clone.
<snip>
On the physical box, how many NICs are there?
> Is there no way to alter udev's behaviour? Is udev even
> needed on a server system using virtual hardware?
Have you edited /etc/udev/rules.d in the prototype setup?
> Altering the rules file not a big deal in itself but it
> adds needless busywork when setting up a new guest.
Unfortunately, no, you need it: on boot, /dev, and everything in it, is
created on the fly by udev.
mark
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