I have a laptop upon which I run Xen with Fedora 24 serving as Dom0. Something is causing the creation of my DomU domains to fail. It seems that after I create my first DomU, something places a file of the form ifcfg-vifX.0 in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/. Once this file exists, subsequent DomUs seem to cause Xen to create an interface named vifX.0, even though Xen passes vif=vif(X+1).0 to the vif-route script. I suspect this has something to do with NetworkManager. I do not yet understand Xen's network initialization process well enough to understand what is going on. However, removing /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/*vif* seems to fix the problem (until after I create the next DomU). Has anyone else seen behavior like this? Does anyone know what is likely creating /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/*vif*? I would like to continue to run NetworkManager. -- Mike :wq _______________________________________________ xen mailing list -- xen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to xen-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
