Re: xen kernel with dom0 in Fedora 10?

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On Fri, Oct 03, 2008 at 02:46:59PM -0400, Jeremy Katz wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-10-03 at 14:41 -0400, James Ralston wrote:
> > To claim "out of the box" support for KVM bridge networking,
> > virt-manager has to be able to do all of this automatically.  That
> > means that either virt-manager itself needs to know how to turn a
> > physical device into a bridged device, or anaconda needs to do this at
> > system install time.  (E.g., any physical device configured with a
> > fixed IP address is automatically created as a bridge.)
> 
> anaconda is certainly not going to do this.  Changing a device to be
> bridged has some interesting consequences in a lot of networking
> environments.  Not to mention that anaconda is getting out of the
> business of the network setup as everything should be being handled by
> NetworkManager

I wouldn't expect anaconda todo this either - there's simply too many
complications with bridging to expect any tool to automatically get it
right. Ultimately networkmanager needs a capability optionally enable
sharing of a physical device between host & guest. It is getting much
closer to being ready for this type of capability with its recent
releases.

Daniel
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